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I lost my red Nike running shoes yesterday around 3pm. They're a size 10 with a white swoosh and a small blue thread snag on the inside edge of the left shoe. The uppers are a worn mesh with a faint toe scuff, and they were a gift from my sister, so they mean a lot to me. Last seen outside Dick's Sporting Goods near the Food Court at Hanes Mall on Hanes Mall Boulevard in Winston-Salem around 3pm; I really need them back since they’re my daily training shoes.
Perdí una billetera color negro con un dije de victoria secret entre el martes 31 de marzo a jueves 02 de abril.
Hey, I lost my silver-tone bracelet yesterday around 3pm when I stopped for a quick coffee at the West End Coffee Shop on West Fourth Street in Winston-Salem. It's a slender 6-inch bracelet with a red enamel heart pendant and a tiny old-school key charm; the chain has a few micro-scratches from daily wear. It feels a bit bent near the clasp, and it's sentimental to me because it was a gift from my grandmother. If anyone happened to find it, I’d really appreciate getting it back—thanks for keeping an eye out.
I lost my DeWalt 20V cordless drill yesterday around 3pm near the Home Depot on Peters Creek Parkway in Winston-Salem. It’s the yellow-and-black model, with a small crack in the grip and the battery cap scuffed from a fall. I slapped blue painter’s tape on the battery with the initials 'ER' to make it easy to spot. It’s the only drill I have for weekend repairs, so I really need it back.
I lost my black iPad mini yesterday around 3pm near the Central Library on West 5th Street in downtown Winston-Salem. It's a Space Gray iPad mini 4 in a rugged gray OtterBox case, with a teal phoenix sticker on the back and a small dent on the lower-right corner. The screen is cracked along the top edge, and it’s packed with family photos and school projects—it's pretty sentimental to me. If anyone found it, please reach out; I’d be really grateful to get it back.
Found jewelry Downtown near the millennial center, in front of the bus station
I found a black leather passport holder this afternoon around 2:15 pm in the parking lot behind the Starbucks on West 4th Street in Winston-Salem. Tucked inside is a red boarding pass and a photo ID card with the initials 'M.R.' embossed in silver on the inside cover. The outer leather is a bit scuffed but otherwise in good shape, and the lining is a soft gray. If you're the owner, I'm happy to meet up near the West 4th Street entrance of the Starbucks to hand it over.
I found a black and yellow plastic toolbox this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind the Home Depot on Peters Creek Parkway in Winston-Salem. The lid has a chunky yellow latch and a few scuffs from DIY projects, and there’s a sticker that reads 'Vox Builders Co.' Inside, a Dewalt 20V cordless drill sits with a cracked grip, plus about a half-dozen drill bits in a clear holder. The drill's blue battery is loose and there’s a small red tape with the initials 'EM' on the battery. It looks used but solid, and I’d like to help get it back to its owner—if you’re missing it, drop a message here and we can arrange a pickup nearby.
I found a blue Wake Forest University student ID badge this afternoon around 3:15pm, tucked behind the Starbucks on Burke Street in Winston-Salem. The card is the standard credit-card size, blue plastic, with a photo of a student wearing glasses and the WFU logo on the back. There's a small crack along the bottom edge and a coffee stain near the corner. A red sticker with 'VIP' is stuck on the detachable clip, and the badge still hangs from a black lanyard reel. If you're the owner, send me a message and we can arrange a safe meetup to return it.
I found this vase this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the Benton Convention Center on West 4th Street in Winston-Salem. It’s a small hand-painted ceramic piece, about 6 inches tall, with teal glaze and tiny gold flecks. The finish has a subtle crackle and there’s a tiny chip on the rim. On the bottom there’s a faint maker’s mark that looks like 'LS' and a little square stamp—could help someone identify it. It’s got a warm, personal vibe, and I’d love to reunite it with its owner if you’re missing it.
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