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I was at the New Philadelphia Walmart on West High Street around 7:15 PM yesterday when I realized my chargers were missing from my backpack. The lot was busy, cars coming and going, and I must have dropped them near the electronics counter or around the cart returns. The charger is a black USB-C brick with a white cable, a bit scuffed from travel, and there’s a small rainbow cable tie I added for identification. I rely on these for work every day, so I’m frustrated and hopeful they’ll surface. If you found them, the site will connect me with you and we can arrange a pickup at the store desk.
Six-thirty last Friday, I lost two toasters at my friend's apartment on Cherry Street in New Philadelphia, Ohio, after moving in. One is a matte black toaster with a chrome dial, the other is a stainless steel model with a blue trim. I’d been juggling boxes and a coffee run, and I must have walked out without noticing. If you found them, please tell the site so I can get them back.
I lost two synthesizers after a late set at the Dover Community Arts Center on Main Street around 1:00 a.m. Tuesday. The gear sits in a black road case with a rainbow sticker and a smaller MIDI controller in a soft case. I was parked on South Walnut Street, just a block from the Warther Museum, when I realized they weren’t in the back seat of the van. The quiet county road and the museum lights feel like a cruel reminder; those synths are how I write and survive as a musician, and I hope they circle back to me.
I found a set of chairs behind the Tuscarawas County Courthouse on West High Street, New Philadelphia, around 4:15 PM on Sunday. A mix of metal folding chairs and a wooden dining chair with a faded blue cushion were piled by the alley behind the building. They looked used for a neighborhood gathering, maybe a church supper or yard sale, the kind that leave a little dust on your palms. I could tell someone would miss them, so I shifted them toward the back loading dock area near the stairs and stood watch for a moment, hoping the owners would see this listing.
I was taking a break after volunteering at an event near the Tuscarawas County Fairgrounds around 3:40 p.m. on Saturday when I spotted a tote labeled 'Organizers' tucked behind a bench. Inside were manuals, a roll of tape, and a few binder clips—clearly belonging to an event setup. I imagine someone rushing between a fundraiser and a community meet-up, and I figured these items deserve to find their rightful owner. I'm keeping them safe and posted here in case the owner recognizes them through this site.
I'm Olivia Hart, and I lost a pair of heirloom brooches while visiting New Philadelphia in Tuscarawas County this morning. I was at the Tuscarawas County Courthouse Plaza around 11:30 a.m., wandering near the riverwalk and a small outdoor market when they vanished from my tote. One brooch is a gold filigree with lilac enamel, the other a small sapphire set in sterling—both gifts from my grandmother, and they mean a lot to me. Losing them feels like losing a memory and a piece of home. If this sounds like yours, please claim them through the site so we can reunite me with them.
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