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Hey, I lost my grey Nike Pegasus running shoes yesterday around 3pm near The Square in Oxford, outside Off-Square Coffee on Van Buren Street. They’re a size 9, grey with a black Nike swoosh, white midsole, and a bright lime-green heel tab. The left shoe has a tiny scuff on the toe and the laces are a bit frayed with red tips—one of the laces even has a loose end. I’ve worn them every day since I bought them, and they’ve become super comfy. They also feel sentimental because they were a gift from my mom. I’d really appreciate getting them back; if you spot them, message me through this listing.
I lost my golden Syrian hamster, Gizmo, yesterday around 3pm after the cage door came unlatched during playtime at our apartment near the Oxford Square on University Ave. He’s a tiny guy, about the size of a walnut, with a fluffy golden coat, white belly, and a small notch in his left ear. He also has a faint white blaze on his forehead that makes him easy to spot if you catch him still. He’s shy around strangers but loves sunflower seeds, so if you offer a snack he might come out. My kid is really upset and I’d be incredibly grateful to get him back; Gizmo is a rescue with sentimental value.
I lost my North Mississippi Medical Center ID badge yesterday around 3pm near the Tupelo Public Library on Main Street. It's a white plastic badge with the NMMC logo at the top, my photo on the left, and the name 'Aisha Rahman' along with job title 'Care Coordinator' printed below. It hangs on a light blue lanyard with a small silver whistle charm. The badge is slightly bent at the bottom-right corner and has a tiny coffee stain on the back edge. This badge is essential for my shifts and it means a lot to get it back. If you’ve seen it, email me at [email protected] and I can meet somewhere convenient in downtown Tupelo to retrieve it.
I lost my gray plastic contact card holder yesterday around 3pm near the Kroger on West Main Street in Tupelo. It's a small rectangular badge holder, about the size of a credit card, with a red clip on the top edge and my initials 'P.P.' etched in the corner. Inside is my work badge with several emergency contacts and a photo ID—losing it feels like I’ve lost a lifeline. I really need it back; it’s essential for my job and helps people reach me. If you found it, please text or email and I can share more distinguishing details.
I lost my silver Yamaha flute yesterday around 3pm near the Tupelo Public Library on Main Street, here in North Mississippi. It's a student model with a bright silver finish and a small dent on the footjoint. The blue hard case has a gold latch, and I can see tiny initials 'A.S.' engraved on the latch; inside there's a purple microfiber cloth tucked in the lining. This flute was a gift from my aunt and I practice every day for marching band, so it means a lot to me. If anyone finds it, please email [email protected] with any details.
I found a blue hardcover edition of The Great Gatsby this afternoon around 4:15pm outside Square Books on the Oxford Square in downtown Oxford, North Mississippi. It's a Penguin Classics edition, blue cloth cover with gold lettering on the spine, and a bright yellow bookmark sticking out between pages. There's a faint coffee ring on the front cover and a small crease on the bottom corner. Inside, there's a sticky note with the name 'Alex' and a phone number tucked between pages 88 and 89, which should be a good clue for the owner. If this is your book, I'm happy to get it back to you.
I found a pair of black rectangular glasses this afternoon around 2:15pm, tucked behind the bench near The Lyric on the Oxford Square in downtown Oxford, North Mississippi. They're black plastic frames with a slim silver bridge and medium-sized lenses; the left lens has a faint scratch. The case is a worn brown leather sleeve with 'KM' embossed on the flap. I figured they probably belong to someone who needs them daily and I'd love to get them back.
I found a two-tone black-and-red Samsonite 28-inch hard-shell suitcase this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind the Walmart Supercenter on Getwell Road in Southaven, MS. It’s dented a bit on the top-left corner and has a blue TSA lock and a bright lime-green luggage tag with the initials J.K. Inside it looks mostly empty, just a folded garment bag and some packing straps. The wheels roll nicely and the overall condition is fair. If this belongs to you or if you know the owner, please reach out—I'd love to get it back to them.
I found a blue Penguin Classics paperback of Pride and Prejudice this afternoon around 1:45pm outside a bookstore on Main Street in downtown Tupelo. It's a well-worn 5 x 8 inch paperback with sun-faded blue cover and a gold-foil title. The spine is intact, pages have yellowed with age, and there's a small coffee stain along the bottom edge near page 75. A bright red fox-shaped bookmark sticks out, making it easy to identify. If it's yours, shoot me a message here with the title and bookmark detail and we can arrange pickup near the store.
I found a box containing a set of rare vintage baseball cards while cleaning out my attic in North Mississippi. There are cards from the 1950s and 1960s, including some Hall of Famers. They seem to be in pretty good condition but some might need a little cleaning. I would love to find the original owner, as I know how valuable these can be!
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