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On Friday around 3:45 p.m., I realized my document holders had disappeared from a bench near the Whalehead Club parking lot in Corolla, Outer Banks. They’re small, black leather with a red elastic strap, and inside were copies of my driver's license and a few essential travel papers. The loss hits hard because those papers feel like proof of who I am when I’m far from home. I keep replaying the moment I stood up to stretch and saw them gone, hoping someone nearby might have picked them up. If you found them, please help get them back; I’d be grateful beyond words.
I’m Emily Turner. I lost my saxophones after a sunset walk along the Outer Banks. It was about 8:45 p.m. on Tuesday, near the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse parking area in Buxton. The two horns sit in a tan leather case, one alto with gold lacquer and a silver tenor, the blue strap peeking out. I keep replaying that moment when we turned toward our rental and the back seat was empty. Those instruments carry years of gigs and late practices by the shore; they’re part of me. If you found them, please reach out through the site so we can get them back to their owner. Thank you.
I lost a small stack of postcards from family trips along the Outer Banks. I last had them Sunday around 4:15 p.m. while walking the dunes near Bodie Island Lighthouse. The cards show photos from Cape Hatteras and a handwritten note from my grandmother tucked in the back. These postcards are sentimental anchors for me, and I’d be grateful to have them back so I can finish a memory box I’m building.
I found two dogs wandering along the beach access near Bodie Island Lighthouse yesterday around 7:45 p.m. They looked relieved to see people but were clearly hungry and a little scared. One is a black lab mix with a bright red collar; the other a smaller tan terrier mix with a blue collar. I stayed with them for a bit, offering water from my bottle and keeping them close until someone recognized them or their owner arrived. It felt rewarding to help them get to safety on a chilly Outer Banks evening.
Hi, I'm Mia Lawson, and I lost a pair of chairs during our Outer Banks trip. On Saturday around 6:45 PM, after we packed up the towels by the dunes near Jennette’s Pier in Nags Head, I must have left the chairs on the deck of our oceanfront rental. They’re two weathered wooden chairs, one with a blue cushion and the other plain pine, both a little wobbly from the salt air. I’m hopeful they’ll be found, since they’re part of our simple beach ritual and carry a lot of family memories. If someone picked them up, I’d be grateful to have them back where they belong.
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Nags Head 7/18/26 @1200 - Lost Garmin watch in the water while surfing between W Barnes St and E Baltic St. This is definitely a stretch but any help would be appreciated!
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