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My name is Lena Brooks, and I lost several Quilts around 4:15 p.m. last Tuesday near the Rome Community Center on Broad Street, in Northwest Georgia. They’re handmade heirlooms: floral fabrics, a bright blue patch, and a small quilt that traveled with us to church bazaars. I spent months piecing these together for family gatherings, so you can imagine how it aches to think they’re out there somewhere. If you’ve seen a colorful stack or a stray quilt draped over a bench near Heritage Park, please tell me through the site.
At around 11:10 AM on Sunday, I was walking through downtown Dalton in Northwest GA and found a small set of utensils dumped by the curb near the Dalton Train Depot. It looked like a mismatched collection—two forks, a spoon, and a butter knife—with worn wooden handles. They were lying on the sidewalk next to a discarded tote bag, half-hidden by a vending machine sign. I picked them up to keep them from getting stepped on and brought them here, hoping they belong to someone who can recognize them. It’s a practical find, and I know how frustrating it is to lose something so simple.
I was walking through downtown Rome, GA, around 3:20 PM on Sunday when I spotted a pair of hoops tucked under a cafe chair near the Clock Tower on Broad Street. I picked them up, and it was clear someone had dropped them while rushing to catch a bus. They’re silver hoops with a tiny black enamel heart charm still attached, a little scuffed from street wear. I’m posting as found to help reunite them with their owner. If these belong to you, please leave a note on this posting so the site can connect us.
I was at the Dalton Farmers Market in Northwest Georgia on Saturday around 4:15 PM, and a gust of wind knocked my hat off my head. My black felt hat with a thin red ribbon slipped away as I turned to greet a friend near the bread truck. I dashed through the market lanes, checked benches by the fountain, and even asked a couple of vendors if they’d seen it, but nothing turned up. That hat is more than clothing to me—it's a quiet talisman after a hectic week. I keep replaying the moment, hoping someone picked it up and left it somewhere safe by the clock tower in the square.
On Friday night around 8:15, I left a tote of holiday decorations in the back of my truck in the Dalton Walmart parking lot off West Walnut Avenue in Northwest GA. When I returned twenty minutes later, the box with two strings of multi-color lights, a garland, and a small inflatable snowman was gone. I walked the aisles I visited earlier, asked a couple of employees, and circled the fountain near the entrance, but the lot was quiet and empty. Those decorations were for a family gathering this weekend, and losing them feels like I’m missing a bit of holiday magic.
On Tuesday at about 4:20 p.m., while strolling along Broad Street by the Rome City Library in Northwest Georgia, I found a passport folder left on a bench. Inside were two passports and a boarding card, tucked into a worn leather sleeve. I kept them in a safe place and hoped the owner would be reunited with them quickly. If you recognize these, I am sharing here in good faith so they can be returned through the site's process.
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