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I lost my silver Yamaha flute yesterday around 3pm outside Centre Market on Market Street in Wheeling, in the Northern Panhandle. It's a standard student model, about 26 inches long, with a few tiny dents from travel. The lip plate is engraved with the initials 'AP', and the case has a blue interior with a red sticker on the zipper pull shaped like a music note. It mattered to me because it was a gift from my late grandmother, and playing it feels like a link to her. If someone finds it, I’d really appreciate getting it back—you can message me through the app or email [email protected].
I lost my black North Face Recon backpack yesterday around 3pm near Riverside Park by the Main Street bus stop in the Northern Panhandle. It's a medium-sized bag, mostly black with gray trim, and a couple of scuffs on the bottom from daily use. The front pocket has a bright red fox-shaped zipper pull, and there's a faded galaxy sticker on the inside lid that I always kept visible. Inside I had my planner and a compact notebook, plus a reusable water bottle. This backpack has sentimental value—it's a gift from my sister, and I really need it back. If anyone found it, please get in touch; I can describe more details and meet up to reclaim it.
I lost my blue Acuvue Oasys contact lens yesterday around 3pm near the CVS on Market Street in Wheeling, in the Northern Panhandle. It's the left lens from my daily wear; the tint is a soft blue that’s barely noticeable in daylight. There’s a tiny micro-scratch along the outer rim that becomes visible under bright store lights, and I can feel a slight edge snag if I rub it. This lens is part of my prescription, and I really need it back because I have a morning appointment and I can’t replace it quickly. If you found it, I’d be really grateful if you could drop it off at the CVS Lost & Found on Market Street or message me here.
I lost my silver Seiko watch yesterday around 3pm on Market Street near the riverfront in downtown Wheeling, in the Northern Panhandle. It's a 42mm stainless steel case with a black dial and a genuine black leather strap; the glass has a tiny scratch at the 2 o'clock position, and the back is engraved with my initials 'RP'. It was a gift from my dad and has sentimental value, so I really need it back. If you found it, email me at [email protected]; we can meet near the Market Street entrance by the river.
I lost my silver 13-inch MacBook Pro yesterday around 3pm near Centre Market on Market Street in the Northern Panhandle, Wheeling area. It's a 2019 model with a bright lime-green silicone keyboard cover and a small cat sticker on the lid. There's a tiny dent on the bottom edge and a faint scratch near the trackpad, but otherwise it's in good condition. It holds client files and personal projects, which makes it really important to find. It also contains travel planning notes and family photos, so there’s sentimental value attached. If anyone found it, please reach out—I’d really appreciate getting it back for work and peace of mind.
I found a black nylon backpack this afternoon around 4:15 PM behind the Rite Aid on Market Street in downtown Wheeling, in the Northern Panhandle. It's a compact gym-style bag, roughly the size of a large book, with a neon lime zipper pull on the main pocket and a small white tiger sticker on the inside flap. Inside there’s a library card with a student's name, a coffee shop receipt, and a photo envelope with a family photo—clearly sentimental. I’d really love to get it back to its owner; if this sounds like yours, tell me a distinguishing detail about the bag to verify.
I found a concert ticket stub this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Highlands Center entrance on Market Street in downtown Wheeling. It's for Lakeside Jazz Fest at Capitol Theatre next Friday, general admission, section B, row 6, seat 14. The ticket is glossy with a pink border and has a small tear along the barcode at the bottom. On the back, someone wrote blue initials 'DJ' and there's a faint handwritten name that might start with 'T'. It feels sentimental to its owner and I’d love to get it back to them—if this sounds like yours, reply here and we’ll figure it out.
I found an ID badge this afternoon around 2:45 pm in front of the Wheeling Public Library on Market Street in downtown Wheeling, Northern Panhandle. The badge is in a clear plastic holder on a blue lanyard, and there’s a small turtle charm attached near the clip. The card shows the name Lena Carter and a title of Public Relations Coordinator for NorthGate University, with a photo of a woman with shoulder-length black hair. On the back there’s a bright green sticker with the number 23. If this belongs to you, I’d like to get it back—email me at [email protected] and tell me the name on the card and the unique features to verify ownership.
I found a gray Trtl travel neck pillow this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot behind Riverwalk Market on Main Street, Northern Panhandle. It's a compact memory-foam pillow with a washable gray cover and a dark blue zipper. A small blue luggage tag is still looped through the strap, with the initials 'LH' handwritten in black marker, and there's a faint coffee stain along the front edge. It's in good condition overall, just a little wrinkled from riding around in a tote bag. If someone recognizes it, I’d love to help get it back to you — I’m hoping it means a lot to the owner.
I found a gold-tone ring this afternoon around 3:40pm near the Market Street entrance to Heritage Port in downtown Wheeling, right in the heart of the Northern Panhandle. It's a slender bezel-set sapphire ring, about a size 6, with a couple of micro scratches from wear and a faint wavy pattern along the outside edge. Inside the band there's a tiny engraving 'J.S.' that could help the owner identify it. It felt important to post—if it's yours, drop me a line here and we can arrange to reunite you with it.