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Last Friday around 7:20 p.m., I realized my handheld game console and a smaller portable device were missing near the Capitol Market in downtown Charleston. They were in a charcoal carry pouch inside my backpack, a handheld device with a blue sticker and an old-school game console with a gray shell. I had been visiting family nearby, and the crowd thinned as I walked to the car; that’s when it hit me they weren’t in my bag anymore. This wobbling feeling lingers because those gadgets keep me sane after long shifts, and I’m hoping someone found them and kept them safe.
I was unloading groceries and sorting through boxes on Capitol Street around 6:45 p.m. yesterday when I realized my appliances were gone. The items include a compact coffee maker and a small toaster, both in a battered black box with a bright blue sticker. I checked the building lobby and retraced a few blocks toward Capitol Market, hoping someone turned them in. I feel frustrated but hopeful; these appliances are essential to daily life, and I hope they’re found and returned.
I found these pendants yesterday around 4:30 p.m. at Capitol Market in Charleston, WV. They were tucked behind a bench near the food stalls, two keepsakes on worn cords with a small silver heart charm. One pendant is a tiny compass; the other has engraved initials. It felt like they belonged to someone who might be missing them deeply, and I wanted to help reunite them with their owner. I hope the owner sees this and recognizes the description.
I lost 'Wild and Domestic' last Sunday around 6:20 p.m. near Capitol Market in Charleston, in the old part of town. It's a dog-eared paperback with a green cover, spine creased, and a yellow highlighter mark on page 132. I was at a little cafe by the mural of a thunderbird when I realized it wasn’t in my tote anymore. The book was a gift from my grandmother, and rereading it brings her memory back to me. If you spot it, please post a note on the site—I’m holding out hope it will turn up and come home.
Hi, I'm Maya Reed. I was at Haddad Riverfront Park in Charleston around 6:40 PM Friday, cooling down after a workout at the community gym. I must have left my gym clothes somewhere along the riverbank near the stairway by the fountain—the gray hoodie with a pink zipper, black shorts, and a white towel poking out of a blue drawstring bag. I feel anxious and bummed, because those clothes are my go-to for daily workouts and it’s hard to improvise without them. If someone picked them up and left them somewhere safe near the benches by the river, I’d be grateful beyond words.
On Friday around 4:15 PM I realized my devices were missing near Capitol Market in downtown Charleston. I’d been juggling a tote bag as I walked from the farmers market toward the parking deck when a gust knocked the bag from my shoulder. My silver MacBook Air, a black iPhone with a cracked corner, and a white charger were lost in the crowd. I’m a grad student in West Virginia who relies on these tools to finish papers and stay in touch with family. The day had been hectic enough, and now I feel unsettled, hoping someone honest picked them up and will return them through the site.
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