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I was sorting through my stamp album at a small table in downtown Grand Junction around 5:15 PM on Tuesday when a gust tugged the folder from my lap and sent stamps skittering across the polished concrete near Main Street and the Colorado Riverfront Trail. The batch includes a handful of early US commemoratives and a few vintage postcards. Losing them hurts—these are sentimental pieces that remind me of my grandfather's old collection. I searched the riverfront park, the nearby shops, and asked a couple of vendors, but no luck. If you’ve found even a single stamp or the folder, please let me know through the site.
I was walking along the Riverfront Trail near the Colorado River Overlook in Grand Junction around 4:20 p.m. today when a small zippered pouch spilled out from a shrub and revealed a handful of enamel pins, bright reds and blues, with a little mountain motif and a charity pin. I tucked them into my jacket and thought about how they must mean a lot to someone, maybe a pin-collector or a fan who lost them in the wind. I hope the owner will recognize them and retrieve them through the site.
At around 7:25 PM on Monday, I realized I’d misplaced several kitchen appliances after unloading groceries in Grand Junction. The microwave, a blender, and a compact coffee maker were in a tote on the back seat, but they disappeared as I stepped into the Mesa Mall entrance. I retraced my steps around the lot and checked near the sporting goods store, but nothing turned up. The fading light and the cool air only added to my worry as I imagined a neighbor picking them up for a yard sale. If someone found them, I’d be grateful if they turned them in at the Mesa Mall security desk or left them with customer service so I could collect them.
While hiking along the Riverfront Trail in Grand Junction this afternoon, I realized my grandmother’s photographs were missing. They were tucked into a small leather album, the kind with frayed edges and a wax-paper divider. The last time I remember having them was around 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday near the Avalon Theatre area, where the light hits the river and the benches smell faintly of pine. Some of the prints show family picnics on the Colorado prairie and a birthday party from decades ago; they carry a lot of stories for me. I hope a passerby picked them up and kept them safe until they can be returned.
Yesterday around 4:15 PM I realized my fabric organizers were missing after I loaded boxes for a charity craft event in downtown Grand Junction, in the Western Slope of Colorado. I keep a teal-and-gray set of collapsible fabric organizers—soft fabric, a zipper on the front, and a stubborn crease in one panel. I retraced my steps along Main Street near City Market in downtown Grand Junction, checked the backseat of my car near Lincoln Park, and even asked a few coworkers, but they weren't there. These organizers help me keep craft supplies tidy for the Western Slope's events, and I just want them back so I can finish the setup for Saturday's pop-up.
I lost my blue quilt set — Queen size, 100% cotton, blue-gray with cream piping. It has a small embroidered sun on the lower-right corner and a barely noticeable repair along the top edge. I last saw it yesterday around 3pm near the Western Slope Library parking lot behind the Safeway on Division Street. It’s a Hearth & Home piece with the tag inside still attached. It means a lot to me — it was a gift from my grandmother and helps me sleep at night. If anyone found it, please reach out; I really need it back.
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