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Last Friday around 5:15 p.m., I was loading boxes into my car near Ocala's Circle Square after finishing a shift at the bookstore. My CDs—mostly 90s rock and a few indie gems—were in a black leather wallet case, and I swear I felt them slip as I turned toward the downtown post office. I spent the next hour strolling Circle Square and the surrounding streets, hoping someone picked up the case and kept it safe. Those discs were a link to road trips and late-night drives, and losing them stings more than I expected. If someone remembers seeing a small black case near Circle Square, that would mean everything.
I lost equipment for various sports after an evening practice at the Ocala Soccer Complex on Tuesday around 6:30 p.m. The bag is black with a bright yellow stripe and my initials on the tag. Inside are shin guards, a well-worn basketball, two tennis rackets, and a small padlock—items I use for multiple teams and formats. I'm anxious because this gear represents months of training, late-night conditioning, and shared laughs with teammates. If you found it lying by the bleachers near the entrance to Silver Springs State Park, I’d really appreciate you keeping it safe.
I lost my travel adapters at 7:45 pm yesterday after I left a coffee shop near the Ocala Downtown Square, by the gazebo. They’re a black universal adapter with a red label and a small blue one tucked into a red zip pouch inside my backpack. I’m leaving for a work trip soon, and these gadgets are essential for keeping my devices powered on the road. I’m frustrated and anxious, hoping someone who finds them understands how important they are to me.
I realized my hats were missing at 4:15 p.m. last Friday after stepping out of Ocala's Downtown Square—the Market Street fountain area was buzzing, and I must have left them somewhere in the crowds. One hat is a navy sun hat with a wide brim; the other a gray knit beanie with a small pom. They’re more than keepsakes for me—the beanie keeps my ears warm after night shifts, and the navy hat carries a memory of summer days with a loved one. I retraced steps along Market Street and by the fountain, but they didn’t turn up. If you found them, please let me know through the site.
Found remote controls near the courthouse steps, Ocala Downtown Square, at 11:20 a.m. on Monday. They were piled on a bench, a jumble of universal remotes with one labeled 'living room' still stuck to a sticker. I swept them into a bag and left them on the edge of the fountain to keep them safe until someone notices. The sun made the brick sidewalks glow, and the square hummed with morning chatter from the farmers market stalls. If these belong to you, they’re sitting here in this spot, waiting to be claimed.
I lost my travel bags in the Appleton Museum of Art parking lot around 5:15 p.m. last Saturday after I handed my rental car keys to the attendant and walked to the gallery. When I returned from the exhibits, they were gone from the back seat of the SUV. The bags are black with red trim, and one zipper has a small scratch that shows the wear from a long trip. Inside are clothes for a business trip and a blue passport cover that makes them easy to spot. I’m anxious and hoping someone who picked them up will return them to the lost-and-found.
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