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I lost my pendants while leaving Seville Quarter on Palafox Street around 7:45 p.m. last Friday. They’re two small, sentimental pieces—one with a hummingbird engraving, the other a plain silver disk—and they were gifts from my grandmother. I remember the moment I realized they were missing as I walked past the outdoor stage, the night air tasting a little like oranges from the nearby vendors. I’ve searched along the sidewalks and into a couple of shops, hoping they slipped into a jacket pocket or a tote, but nothing. I’d love to see them returned to their rightful owner; they matter more than any price tag.
I found a red folder labeled Travel Visas on the sidewalk along Palafox Street by Seville Square in Pensacola around 4:30 PM this afternoon. The papers looked important and a bit anxious, so I tucked the folder into my bag and kept watch while I wrote this. I can only imagine the owner's worry about visas and travel plans, and I hope this helps them get back on track. I left the folder in a safe place and will keep it secure until the owner sees this listing.
I found this wall art lying on a bench outside the Saenger Theatre on Palafox Street around 2:45 p.m. last Saturday. It’s a framed print with warm sunset colors and a few scuffs along the frame, not heavy but clearly meaningful to someone who cares about home decor. I figured it was dropped by someone walking from the nearby coffee shop and forgot to pick it up before leaving downtown Pensacola. I didn’t want it to get damaged, so I brought it here in case the owner recognizes it and can claim it through the site. I hope it finds its way back to the rightful owner soon.
Iphone 16 Pro pink glitter with dog paw popup on the back. Lost in gulf near Mirabella Condominiums and Indigo Condominiums. Perdido Key
Hey, I’m Avery Collins. I left two carry-ons behind after a red-eye into Pensacola on Tuesday, about 7:20 pm, at the baggage claim area near Terminal A. One bag is black with a brassy zipper and a bright red tag; the other is a gray laptop bag with a worn zipper along the bottom. I had important client files and a few personal mementos tucked inside, plus a small photo tucked into a pocket. My heart sank when I realized they weren’t on the carousel I followed to the curb. I’m hopeful someone picked them up and kept them safe until I could swing back to the airport to collect them.
I misplaced a folder labeled Breeds containing notes on different dog breeds and training plans. It disappeared around 2:30 p.m. Friday in downtown Pensacola, near Seville Square along Palafox Street. The folder is a black binder with a white label that reads 'Breeds' across the front. Inside are dog profiles, care routines, and vet receipts—things I’ve collected for years. Losing it means I’m scrambling to reconstruct a lot of details, and the stress is eating at me as I wait for the sun to set.
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