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I lost my red Nike sneakers yesterday around 3pm near the Beckley Farmers Market on Harper Road in Beckley, Southern WV. They're size 9, low-cut, with a white swoosh that’s worn thin and a blue paint speck on the left heel, plus a tiny fray at the toe. They’re pretty well-worn from daily use, and they’ve got sentimental value because they were a gift from my mom before I started college. If anyone happened to find them, I’d really appreciate a return—I walk a lot for work and really need them back.
I lost my Yamaha FG800 natural acoustic guitar. I last saw it yesterday around 3pm in the parking lot behind the Tamarack in Beckley, WV, not far from Prince Street. It's a dreadnought with a glossy natural finish, a couple of light scratches on the back, and a small dent on the headstock. A faded white star sticker sits on the pickguard, and the brown leather strap has a blue stripe running through it. The case is black with a red lining, and there's a folded festival program tucked inside. It was a gift from my grandfather and means the world to me — I’d really appreciate getting it back if anyone found it in Southern West Virginia.
I lost my Ray-Ban Round Metal sunglasses yesterday around 3pm in Beckley, Southern WV. I was near the Tamarack Center, outside the main entrance while heading back to my car after browsing the crafts stalls. They're a silver metal frame with green lenses, with a small scratch on the upper-left lens, and the inside of the right temple is engraved with 'KP' for ID. They were a gift from my sister, so they're sentimental and I really need them back. If anyone found them, send a message here and I’ll pick them up ASAP. Thanks so much!
I lost my black leather Samsonite briefcase yesterday around 3pm near the Walmart on Harper Road in Beckley, Southern West Virginia. It's about 18 inches wide and 12 inches tall, with a slightly worn exterior and a dent in the bottom corner; the handle feels a bit loose. Inside there's a red Moleskine notebook, a client binder, and a blue USB-C charger, plus a yellow sticky note with my contact list. It has sentimental value because my late mentor wrote a motivational quote on a card tucked inside, and I really need it back for an important meeting today.
I lost my beige guinea pig yesterday around 5:15pm near the Tamarack in Beckley, Southern West Virginia. He’s a small, velvety guy about the size of a tennis ball, with a distinctive white heart-shaped patch on his chest. He was tucked in a white plastic travel carrier with a blue fleece blanket when we last had him; he wasn't wearing a collar. He has a tiny scar on his left hind paw and a light tan patch along his back, which makes him easy to spot if you see him. I’m really worried because he’s shy but very gentle, and this little guy means a lot to me: he helped me through a hard week after my sister’s illness. If you found him, I’d be beyond grateful to get him back, and I can swing a small reward.
I found a blue plush dinosaur toy yesterday around 3pm behind the Walmart on Eisenhower Drive in Beckley. It's about 12 inches tall, made of soft fleece, with a bright blue body and a green belly, and a small stitched smile that looks well-loved. There's a tiny yellow star sticker on its right foot and a faint pull-string tag that reads 'Dino Buddies.' The edges are a little worn and the fabric shows gentle pilling from lots of kids' hugs. I figured it must belong to a kid who's missing it, maybe a gift that meant a lot. If someone recognizes it, please get in touch so I can return it to its owner.
I found a natural finish Yamaha acoustic guitar this afternoon around 3:15pm behind Tamarack in Beckley, WV. It's a full-size dreadnought with a spruce top and rosewood back, the finish shows a few tiny scratches along the lower bout, and there's a dark pickguard. Inside the soundhole there's a small sticker from a local music camp, and a green woven strap with a yellow sun pattern is tucked under the strings. There's also a small dent on the headstock and a chipped edge near the lower bout. If this is yours, message me with the model and the camp sticker details to verify; I’d love to help get it back to a rightful owner.
I found a red memory-foam travel neck pillow this afternoon around 3pm behind the Charleston Town Center Mall on Capitol Street. It’s a well-worn but clean pillow, with blue stitching along the seams and a removable cover that zips off. There’s a small coffee stain on the outer fabric and a discreet 'Cabeau' logo on the inner tag. It seems like someone used it on a recent trip and it may hold sentimental value. If this is yours, drop me a message here and we can work out a pickup.
I found a small framed watercolor this afternoon around 3:15 pm behind the Tamarack Marketplace in Beckley, near the sculpture garden at the main entrance. It's an 8x10 inch piece in a black wood frame with a glass front, and the painting shows a misty autumn ridge with orange and olive trees. On the back there's a blue sticker with 'Autumn Ridge - M. Hale' and a faint coffee ring on the white mat. The frame has a couple of light scuffs along the bottom edge, but the painting itself looks fine. I picked it up because I figured someone might be worried and I want to help reunite it with its owner; if this sounds like yours, describe a distinguishing feature and we can arrange pickup in Beckley.
I found a navy blue North Face backpack this afternoon around 3:15pm behind the Exxon on Mercer Street in Princeton, Southern WV. It's in decent shape, with a few scuffs on the bottom and a slightly worn zipper pull. There’s a small dragon sticker on the inner pocket and a bright yellow carabiner clipped to the main zipper. Inside I saw a tattered notebook and a pair of headphones tucked in the side pouch. I figured someone might be missing it soon, so I’m hoping to help reunite it with its owner.
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