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Found these terrariums yesterday around 2:40 PM near Centre Market in downtown Wheeling. They’re three glass bowls with tiny ferns, colorful pebbles, and one with a chipped rim that catches the late sun. I figured they belonged to someone who loves plants and I grabbed them to keep safe while I finished my errands. I hope to reunite them with their owner; a quick photo posted on the site would probably do the trick. It would mean a lot to see the look of relief when they are back with the right hands.
Today at 7:15 AM I realized my tote labeled Wild and Domestic wasn't where I left it. I was standing outside a cafe on Main Street in downtown Wheeling, in the Northern Panhandle, near Centre Market, when I noticed the bag had vanished. It's a small canvas tote with the phrase Wild and Domestic stitched on the front, and inside I keep a weathered notebook and a photo of my grandmother. I walked the block twice, asked a couple of staff, and checked the bench where I had set my coffee, but nothing turned up. It's more than a bag to me—it's a memory. I'm hopeful someone honest picked it up and will bring it back through the site.
I lost my set of stainless utensils yesterday around 5:45 p.m. in Wheeling. I had just stopped by Centre Market on Market Street to pick up ingredients and stepped outside to check the car when I noticed they were gone. The set includes a slotted spoon with a blue handle, a solid spoon, and a small whisk; they sit in a blue ceramic mug when not in use. I’m worried about dinner tonight and a little rattled by the loss. If you found them around Centre Market or along Market Street by the Ohio River, please let me know through the site.
Hi, I am Jordan Hayes. I found a green duffel bag containing equipment for various sports around 5:30 p.m. Friday behind the Wheeling Park parking lot on 12th Street, close to the Ohio River waterfront. The bag has a pennant and a water bottle with a Panthers logo, along with soccer cleats, baseball gloves, and tennis rackets. It looks like someone hurried away from a game, and I would like the owner to know I picked it up. I am hoping this helps reunite it with its team.
I was at the riverfront park along the Ohio River in the Northern Panhandle, near the Wheeling Suspension Bridge, around 8:30 p.m. on Friday last week. I had set my camera bag on a bench while I checked photos on my phone, and then I stepped away to help my kids cross the path. When I came back, the bench was empty and the bag was gone. Inside were two memory cards loaded with family vacation shots from last summer and a few milestone moments our grandmother captured with her own camera. Losing them feels like losing a part of our memory; those images are irreplaceable. If you found anything, please contact me through the site so we can arrange a meetup.
I found a handful of coins on Main Street near the Weirton Plaza in the Northern Panhandle, West Virginia, United States around 11:30 AM on Monday. The coins include pennies, nickels, and a few older quarters, all jumbled together as if someone was counting change for a quick errand. It felt simple yet meaningful—money can carry a lot of memories and plans. I tucked them into a small bag and posted here so the owner can reclaim them through the site.
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