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I was walking through downtown St George, and around 8:40 PM Friday I realized my handheld gaming console and a matching controller were missing from my backpack. I had paused by the fountain in Town Square Park to check my notes and must have dropped them there as I moved along Main Street. The devices are in a blue protective case (the handheld) and a black shell (the console), easy to spot if you remember a familiar blue case. It would mean a lot to get them back—I use them to unwind after long days.
I’m Mia Carter. I lost a small stack of DVDs during a quick evening walk in St George, Utah. Last night, around 9:45 p.m., I was on Main Street near Ancestor Square after grabbing a hot chocolate. My backpack was slung over my shoulder when I paused to text a friend, and by the time I looked up, the bundle was gone. The discs include a travel documentary and a concert recording from years ago—pieces that mean a lot to me and remind me of family trips. I feel a hollow ache in my chest thinking of those covers left behind in the glow of the fountain lights. If anyone found them, I’d be grateful to get them back through the site.
I lost two belts around 5:15 p.m. on Saturday near Town Square in downtown St George, Utah. One belt is black leather with a silver buckle; the other is brown with a braided texture. They were tucked into a small zip pouch in the front pocket of my backpack when I stopped for a quick espresso at a cafe near Dixie State University. These belts are part of my go-to interview outfits, and I’m really hoping they turn up.
I was walking home from a late shift near Town Square in St. George and found a small jewelry pouch on the sidewalk by the fountain around 4:15 p.m. yesterday. Inside were a neat pair of silver stud earrings—the kind that catch the sun just right and look like they belong on an everyday ear. They were a touch dusty, but in good shape, and I could tell they’d seen a lot of wear in their owner’s daily life. I’m posting here because I know how a simple pair of studs can mean a lot to someone, and I’d like to help reunite them with their person.
Hi, I’m Jordan Hale. I found a bundle of neckties on the sidewalk outside Ancestor Square in St George around 3:45 p.m. on Monday. The ties were clean and neatly placed in a small black bag, with a few brand tags still attached. They seem new and could belong to someone preparing for an interview or a formal event. I left them at the downtown library desk, hoping the owner will recognize them.
LOST stamps. I was sorting through a stack of mail at 4:20 PM, sitting on a bench near Ancestor Square on Main Street, when I noticed the red leather-bound stamp album missing from my tote. The album had a green sticker on the cover and a blue zipper pouch around it. Inside were a mix of Zion-era commemoratives and a handful of foreign stamps from my grandmother’s trips. It feels like I lost a piece of my family history, and I’m hoping it surfaces somewhere near that spot.
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