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I misplaced my chargers at the New River Valley Mall in Christiansburg around 5:10 p.m. last Wednesday after stopping for coffee near the food court. One charger is black with a blue USB-C tip, the other a white brick with a frayed cord. I walked the mall twice, asking at the shops, but nothing turned up. It’s frustrating to be separated from tools I rely on daily, and I hope a kind person turned them in here for a proper reunion. I’m keeping them safe here on the site until the owner claims them.
I was wrapping up a late practice at the Southwest Virginia Community College near Richlands around 8:20 p.m. when my two synthesizers disappeared from the rehearsal room closet. One is a gray modular setup in a hard black case, the other a compact silver keyboard with a sticker that reads 'Live Loud' in blue. They’re not priceless to everyone, but they’re my sound and my setup, and they carry a lot of personal work and late-night jams. If anyone saw them or picked them up by mistake, I’d really appreciate any information that helps bring them home.
I was packing groceries around 7:15 p.m. yesterday after work when I realized my microwaves were missing from the back seat of my car near the Walmart on State Street in Bristol. They’re two compact black units, with a dent on the left door and a small sticker from a local church. I’ve borrowed them while I’m getting settled into a new apartment, and they’ve become a small but essential part of my daily routine. If anyone happened to see them or picked them up by mistake, please tell me what you know.
LOST: On Saturday at 3:15 PM, I realized my Postcards were missing from my tote at the plaza behind the Southwest Virginia Museum in Big Stone Gap. I paused to photograph a mural on the brick walkway when a breeze toppled the stack and sent them scattering across the pavement. The set includes a handwritten note from my grandmother and a few travel cards with faded stamps from years past. I retraced my steps along the plaza, hoping a passerby picked them up. I’m holding out hope they’ll be found and returned through the site.
Late Tuesday around 6:45 p.m., I realized my guitars were missing after leaving the Barter Theatre area in Abingdon, southwest Virginia. They were in a padded gig bag—one a sunburst Gibson Les Paul, the other a black Fender Telecaster—slung over my shoulder as I grabbed a bite from a food truck on Main Street. I retraced my steps along Main Street and checked the seating area outside the theatre, then back at my car, but they were gone. The thought of a tour without them has me anxious, yet I’m holding onto hope that someone honest picked them up and will see this post.
I found this neon pink dog harness this afternoon around 4:15pm behind the Abingdon Farmers Market on Main Street in Southwest VA. It's a medium-sized nylon harness by Blueberry Pet, with a purple paw-print patch on the chest strap and a reflective strip along the neck. The inside lining is black, and the buckle still clicks smoothly; there are a few faint dirt marks from outdoor use but it's generally in good shape. If this looks like your harness, I'm hoping to get it back to its owner soon—please share details like the color scheme, size, and any distinctive tags to verify ownership.
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