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Yesterday around 3pm I realized my silver Kindle Paperwhite had vanished. It was last seen near the Muncie Central Public Library on Walnut Street, tucked inside a light gray protective case with a small blue dragon sticker on the back. The device has a slight scratch along the bottom edge and my initials 'A.H.' scrawled on the charging cover. This Kindle holds family photos and many notes, so I’m really hoping to get it back—it means a lot to me.
I lost my grey Nike hoodie yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Bethel Avenue by the Ball State campus in Muncie. It's a men's size L, a bit worn, with a small compass patch on the left chest, bright orange drawstrings, and a faint Nike swoosh on the left sleeve. The hoodie has sentimental value—it was a gift from my sister, who moved away last year, and I wear it all the time between classes. If anyone found it, I’d be incredibly grateful to get it back; I really need it for late shifts and staying warm on the way to campus.
I was at a cafe on Walnut Street in downtown Muncie yesterday around 3pm, and I must've set my red Le Creuset 3-qt casserole on a chair while I chatted with a friend. It's a glossy enamel red with a black lid knob and a sturdy loop handle. It has a tiny chip on the lid knob and my initials 'PD' lightly stamped on the bottom. It was a gift from my grandmother, so it's got sentimental value. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back.
Hey, I lost my black Anker wireless charging pad, an essential electronic accessory, yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Walnut Street by McKinley Ave in Muncie. It's the slim, matte-black pad about the size of a coaster, with the Anker logo in silver and a frayed USB-C cable. I stuck a small blue sticker with my initials KC on the underside to mark it, so you can spot it. This charger is what I rely on every day and it has sentimental value because it was the one I bought after my old charger died. If you found it, please drop me a message—I’d really appreciate getting it back.
I lost my blue pocket metronome yesterday around 3pm behind the Ball State University Music Building, near the loading dock off McKinley Ave in Muncie. It's a small Wittner-style metronome with a blue translucent body and a white dial; there’s a tiny chip on the lower edge and a little cat doodle sticker on the back. It’s sentimental because my mentor gave it to me, and I’d really appreciate getting it back if anyone happens to find it. If you see it, text me or drop a note—thank you so much.
I found a leopard gecko this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind the Walmart on Scatterfield Rd in Anderson. It’s about 4 inches long from snout to tail, yellow with brown spots and a bright orange tail. It’s currently in a clear plastic terrarium with a small heat lamp and a tiny water dish; the lid is a bit loose, so I wrapped a rubber band around it to hold it shut. A distinctive feature is a crescent-shaped brown mark behind the right eye, which should help you spot it if it’s yours. If this is yours, message me here and we can meet at the Walmart entrance to get your gecko back.
I found a mid-century oak coffee table with a glass insert this afternoon around 2:45pm on Main Street, right outside the old Muncie Courthouse near the Adams Street corner. It’s about 4 feet long and 18 inches tall, with a glossy honey oak finish and a brass rim around the glass. There’s a small drawer in the middle with a brass pull, and underneath there’s a faint pencil scribble reading D-57 on the underside. The table shows some wear—a tiny dent on one leg and a scratch across the glass—but it feels sturdy and has a warm vintage vibe. If it belongs to someone, I’d love to help get it back; I can hold onto it for a bit while you swing by the area.
I found a Ball State University student ID card this morning around 10:15am in the parking lot behind the BSU Bookstore on West McKinley Ave in Muncie. The card is blue-tinted plastic with the photo of a student in a gray BSU hoodie, and it’s attached to a blue lanyard with the BSU logo. There’s a small coffee stain on the back corner, and the photo corner is slightly bent from being in a pocket. If this is yours, I can return it—these IDs matter and I’d hate for you to be without it; you can reach me at [email protected].
I found a DeWalt 20V cordless drill in a bright yellow hard case this afternoon around 2:45pm behind the Home Depot on Wheeling Avenue in Muncie. The drill is in good working condition, with a few cosmetic scratches on the housing and a worn rubber grip from use. Inside the lid there's a blue painter's tape label with the initials 'KB' written in black marker, plus a small sticker with a partial serial number that starts with 123. I figured someone was probably missing it after a project, so I'm posting here to help reunite you. If you recognize it, share the last digits of the serial or the initials on the tape to confirm.
I found a gray 15-inch MacBook Pro this morning around 11am outside Bracken Library on the Ball State University campus in Muncie. It’s in a slim black neoprene sleeve, and the lid sports a blue mountain sticker along with a white sticker reading 'KP' near the trackpad. The aluminum body has a few light scuffs along the edge, but the screen looks clean and the charger is tucked in the sleeve pocket. It was sitting unattended near the library entrance by the bike racks, and I figured someone must be frantically looking for it. I know how important a laptop is for classes and notes, so I really want to get it back to its owner; if you’re the owner, email me at [email protected] and we can arrange a pickup near the library.
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