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I lost my leopard gecko, Nori, yesterday around 3pm. She's about 5-6 inches long from nose to tail, pale tan with bright orange speckles and a darker ring near the tail tip. She has amber eyes that shine in the light and a tiny black dot near the tail tip that helps me spot her. I last saw her in the Walmart Supercenter parking lot on Baltimore Street in Kirksville, and I’ve checked nearby planters and under carts, but I can’t find her. She loves to explore, so she could be anywhere around that area and might be scared if she’s out at night. This gecko is my first pet and I’d really like to get her back. If you spot a small gecko with orange speckles and amber eyes wandering near stores in that area, send me a text or email.
I lost my grey Nike hoodie yesterday around 3pm near the Walmart on S Baltimore Street in Kirksville. It's a heather gray pullover with a white Nike swoosh on the chest, size M, and a couple of minor frays at the cuffs. It has bright red drawstrings and a tiny moth hole near the left elbow, plus a faint coffee stain on the hem. This hoodie is my go-to—it's comfy and was a gift from my sister, so it feels sentimental and I really need it back.
Yesterday around 3pm, I lost my red hardcover poetry book outside the Truman State University Bookstore on Normal Ave in Kirksville. It's about 6 by 9 inches, with a slightly rubbed red cloth cover and a small coffee stain on the back; the corners are a bit bent from travel. Inside, my blue ink initials 'P.P.' are on the flyleaf, and there's a tiny green library sticker. A fox-shaped metal bookmark sticks out from page 42, making it easy to spot if you skim through it. This book was a gift from my grandmother and it has a lot of sentimental value—would be devastated to get it back.
I lost my charcoal North Face backpack yesterday around 3pm near the Truman State University Student Union on Normal Ave in Kirksville. It's a 25L daypack with a bright orange lining, and there's a small green maple-leaf pin on the zipper. Inside there's a cracked phone charger and a notebook with my handwriting; I also found a coffee stain on the bottom panel and a slight tear near the left shoulder strap. This backpack is the one I use for class every day and it has sentimental value—I'd be really grateful to get it back. If you found it, please drop it at the campus security desk or message me here; I can describe the pin and the orange lining to verify.
I lost my orange Spalding basketball yesterday around 3pm near the basketball courts behind the Student Union Building on Truman State University's campus in Kirksville. It's a standard size 7 ball, well-worn with a few scuffs, and there's a tiny white star sticker on the back panel. The paint is chipped in spots and there's a faint seam-mark, but it still bounces just fine. It’s my daily practice ball for pickup games and it has sentimental value; I’d be really grateful to get it back.
Found a gold-tone bracelet this morning around 8:15am in the Walmart parking lot on North Baltimore Ave in Kirksville. It's about 7 inches long, with a small enamel blue anchor charm and a tiny initial 'A' engraved on the clasp. The bracelet shows light wear but is otherwise in good condition. If this is yours, message me and we can arrange a safe pickup in Kirksville.
I found a red nylon dog harness this morning around 9:15am in the parking lot behind Walmart on North Baltimore Street in Kirksville. It's a medium-size harness, bright red with a black plastic buckle, and a small bone-shaped metal tag engraved 'Maggie' on the strap. The harness is in pretty good condition, just a bit dusty from sitting on the ground, and there's orange paw-print stitching on the inside near the neck. If this belongs to someone, I'd really love to get it back to its owner—please reach out if you recognize it.
I found a silver Yamaha flute this afternoon around 3:15 pm outside the Kirksville Public Library on Main Street. The instrument is in a black hard case with a noticeable dent on the lip plate and a small blue sticker with the initials KP on the zipper pull. The flute itself has light tarnish along the keys but still sounds nice when I test-played a quick scale near the bike racks by the entrance. It was sitting on a bench, tucked behind a magazine rack, just near the glass doors. If this belongs to you, I’d love to help get it back—email me to arrange pickup.
I found a small blue enamel compact mirror with a star pattern this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot behind Walmart on North Baltimore Street in Kirksville. The case shows a tiny dent on the lower edge and a faint scratch across the lid, but the mirror still shines clearly. Inside, there’s a pressed dried flower tucked under the lid and a tiny sticker of a star on the inner rim. If you think this might be yours, please reach out here and we can arrange a quick pickup—it's sentimental to someone, and I’d love to get it back to its owner.
I found a pair of Ray-Ban Wayfarer glasses this afternoon around 2:15pm near the Truman State University Student Union on Normal Ave in Kirksville. They’re black acetate with a small white Ray-Ban logo on the temples, and there’s a tiny scratch on the left lens. The inside of the left temple is etched with the initials 'A.J.' and they came with a black leather snap case that has a blue microfiber sleeve. I’m hoping to help the rightful owner get them back, so if these sound familiar, please message me and we can meet up near campus.