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I was loading groceries after a late shift when I realized my microwaves were gone. I last saw them around 9:10 PM last Tuesday in the parking lot of my apartment complex on Beal Parkway NW in Niceville. They’re two white countertop models, one with a small dent on the door. One belonged to my late grandmother and I use it daily for quick meals; losing it hurts more than the appliance itself. If someone picked them up by mistake, I would be grateful for their return.
Casey Morgan here. On Saturday around 3:20 p.m., in Okaloosa / Walton, Florida, United States, I found a set of xylophones leaning against a bench near the Emerald Coast Convention Center in Fort Walton Beach. The case is a worn black gig bag with a yellow strap; a few keys have chips, and a faded sticker reads 'Okaloosa Youth Music.' It looks well loved, not new. I can tell this was someone's cherished instrument, left behind in a hurry after rehearsal. I’m hopeful this helps reunite them with its owner, so I brought it to the local lost-and-found to await claim.
Yesterday around 5:55 PM I realized my small set of brooches disappeared from the Destin Harbor Boardwalk, near HarborWalk Village in the Okaloosa / Walton area. They are vintage gold-tone, shell-shaped pieces; one with a tiny turquoise stone, the other with a pearl accent. I was walking along the boardwalk at sunset, the air tasting of salt and sunscreen, when I glanced down and saw my tote was lighter. If by some chance they turned up in a pocket or a shop later, I would be grateful to have them back; those pieces mean a lot to me.
I’m Ava Martinez. I lost my two puppies around 6:30 PM yesterday near the Fort Walton Beach Landing in Okaloosa / Walton, Florida, United States. They’re tiny and friendly: one wears a blue collar, the other pink, with tan and black patches. They know their names—Kai and Nala—and I’m terrified they’ll wander off in the evening crowds along the Emerald Coast Parkway. I’ve checked the boardwalk, near the fishing pier, and the nearby parking lot, and I’m clinging to hope someone spotted them. If you see them, please help bring my little ones home.
Sunday at 11:15 a.m., I realized my bus tickets were gone after I grabbed coffee outside the Crestview Transit Center. I had tucked them into a weathered envelope with a map for a trip to Pensacola, and I must have dropped them near the clock tower by the entrance. The bus tickets were important for a family trip, and the thought of losing them has me anxious. I keep replaying the morning—the breeze, the line at the coffee stand, and the brief moment when the envelope slipped from my pocket. If anyone found them, I’d appreciate a heads-up through the site so I can sort this out.
This morning around 8:15 AM, I found a box of holiday decorations by the Walton County Courthouse square in DeFuniak Springs. There were garlands, a bundle of lights, and a shiny red bow all tangled together, as if someone had dropped them after a community Christmas event. I picked them up and kept them in the shade while I looked for any identifying tags, hoping the owner would recognize the assortment. If these decorations belong to you, they’re safe with me until you claim them.
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