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Hi, I'm Riley Martin. Around 7:30 PM on Friday I realized my sculptures were missing from the outdoor display near Rising Sun Park on Route 779 in the New River Valley. They’re a small set of three bronze figures on a polished oak base, about 18 inches tall, with a faded blue ribbon tying them together. I spent that evening retracing steps through the lots by the old quarry trailhead and down the gravel path toward the riverfront, wondering if someone picked them up or if weather might erase their shine. I’ve never misplaced something so personal, and I’m clinging to hope they’ll come back to me.
While shopping at the New River Valley Mall in Christiansburg on Tuesday around 1:15 PM, I must have bumped my ear and knocked off my turquoise studs, tucking them into a scarf pocket near the kiosks. I realized they were gone after I left the mall and drove toward Blacksburg. The studs are small silver posts with turquoise stones—the kind my grandmother gave me, and I can’t shake the sense that they belong somewhere safe. I retraced through the mall, checked the entrances by the food court, and looked along the parking lot sidewalks, but I didn’t see them. If you found them, I’d be grateful to hear they’re okay.
I LOST my saxophones after a practice around 9:30 p.m. Friday near the Drill Field at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg. They’re two alto saxophones in black cases; one has a blue sticker with my initials and a small dent near the bell. They’re essential to my music major, and I’m worried about losing precious time before exams. If anyone saw them or picked them up somewhere else, I’d be grateful for information.
On Saturday around 4:15 p.m., I was wandering near the Blacksburg Library in the New River Valley when I spotted a loose pile of DVD cases tucked against a curb. I picked them up, thinking someone nearby had dropped them, and carried them to the parking lot behind the Blacksburg Library to keep them safe. The titles look like a mix of action flicks and indie gems, with spines labeled in bold white letters. If these belong to you, I hope this post helps you find them quickly.
Hi, I’m Emily Carter. I misplaced my stainless utensil set around 8:15 p.m. last Friday near the Blacksburg Library after grabbing takeout and heading toward the campus area. It’s more sentimental than valuable—a dented fork and a wooden spoon from my grandmother. I retraced steps from the library steps to the campus bookstore and back, hoping the clink of metal would jog my memory, but I can’t shake the feeling I left them somewhere along the library plaza. If someone picked them up, please keep them safe—the memory attached to them means a lot to me.
Friday around 2:15 PM, while I was walking out of the New River Valley Mall in Christiansburg, I spotted a blue canvas toolbox sitting on the curb by the bookstore. It was full of hand tools—hammer, screwdrivers, pliers, and a wrench or two—things I know are handy for a DIYer. It looked like someone set it down while grabbing a quick bite, so I picked it up and kept it with me to try and find the owner through this site. Tools like these are the backbone of a good project, and I’d hate to see them end up in the wrong hands. If these belong to you, please check back here.
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