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Yesterday afternoon, around 2:15 p.m., I misplaced two brooches while browsing at the Mohave County Fairgrounds. One features a turquoise stone, the other a small pearl set in a vintage gold pin. They mean so much to me because they were my grandmother’s. I’ve retraced my steps through the outdoor market and along the parking area, but I came up empty. If someone picked them up, please hold onto them for a moment while I try to reclaim them.
Last night, around 4:30 p.m., I realized my wall art was missing from my apartment in Kingman and I thought maybe I'd packed it away by mistake. The piece is a framed desert sunset, about 18 by 24 inches, copper frame, with a tiny nick in the glass. I must have left it on a bench near Beale Street while I stopped for coffee at a cafe by the Mohave County Library. I retraced the route along Beale Street and the parking lots, asking a few pedestrians if they'd seen a framed painting, but nothing turned up. This artwork has sentimental value; it was a gift from my grandmother, and I'm hoping it will be found by someone who recognizes it and will return it to the rightful owner.
While standing outside the Kingman Post Office on Beale Street around 11:40 AM yesterday, I spotted a small stack of postcards tucked under a folded newspaper. They look vintage, travel postcards with Route 66 stamps, and a few have handwritten notes on the backs and faded markings. I picked them up and brought them here, hoping the owner might recognize a memory in those tiny pictures. The collection covers several years and places around Mohave County. If these belong to someone, I hope this listing helps reunite them with a little piece of their past.
I’m missing my CDs. On Sunday at about 11:20 AM, I realized they were gone after a quick break during a hike along Andy Devine Avenue in Kingman, a part of Mohave County. The collection is a mix of old jazz and late-60s rock, a few faded sleeves, and a couple of handwritten labels. They’re not valuable in money, but they’re priceless to me for road trips and long drives. If anyone happened to pick them up or saw someone wandering with a weathered backpack around the Route 66 Museum area, please help me get them back. I’ll be near that corner again today, hopeful for a friendly turn of luck.
I was wrapping up a client call and packing up my gear outside the Kingman Walmart on Andy Devine Ave in Mohave County, Arizona, around 6:10 p.m. last Friday when I realized my Work Cases were missing from my bag. They’re a black leather set with a dented corner and a stubborn zipper. Inside are project notes, a travel itinerary, and a USB drive labeled CONFIDENTIAL. I hurried back along Andy Devine and spoke to a couple of store employees, but nothing turned up. I’m anxious because those cases contain client documents and a timetable I can’t replace.
Friday around 4:15 p.m., I realized my daughter's dolls were missing from the back seat while we were parked near the Mohave County Fairgrounds in Kingman. One doll is a little rag doll in a blue dress, the other a porcelain-faced doll with a chipped ear—both are precious keepsakes. It’s hard not to panic when you see something that matters so much to her disappear, and I worry about how far they’ve traveled. If you’ve seen them, please keep an eye out and I’ll head there as soon as I can. They’re irreplaceable to us.
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