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I lost my blue ticket wallet with event passes yesterday around 3pm near the Yuma Civic Center parking lot on Main Street. It's a small, soft-shell wallet about the size of a business card, with a zipper that sticks a bit. Inside are two general-admission passes for a charity concert, and a photo card of my grandmother tucked in the front pocket. The outside has a tiny green cactus sticker that I added for quick ID. This wallet means a lot to me and I’d really appreciate getting it back — those passes are hard to replace and the grandma photo brings me a bit of comfort when I’m worried.
I lost my orange tabby yesterday around 7pm after a gate slipped open near the Walmart Supercenter on 16th Street in Yuma. He’s about 12 pounds, short-haired, with a white chest and a tiny white patch on his left ear, plus a small notch in that ear. He wears a lime-green collar with a bell and has bright green eyes; there’s a faint scratch on his right hind leg from a brush with a fence. He’s really loved and has sentimental value—I've had him since he was a kitten. If you spot him, email me at [email protected] with any info.
I lost my black iPad Pro in a gray protective case with a purple cactus sticker on the back. I last had it yesterday around 3pm while I was packing up at the corner of Main Street and 1st Avenue, near the Yuma Civic Center. It's important because it's for volunteer photo projects and holds a lot of notes and personal sketches, so I'm really hoping to find it. The screen is cracked and the back sticker is quite distinctive, plus the case has a small dent on the top edge. If anyone found it, please drop it off at the Yuma Police Department lobby or message me; I would be incredibly grateful to get it back.
I lost my black Sony Handycam HDR-CX405 yesterday around 3pm. It was in a gray neoprene case with a bright red wrist strap. The camera is small, about the size of a paperback, and there's a tiny scratch on the top corner near the lens. Inside the case is a white sticker with my initials 'A.H.' on it. I was filming a short family video near the Yuma Civic Center on Main Street and I must have dropped it while crossing the crosswalk by the CVS on 2nd Ave. I'm really hoping to get it back - this one means a lot to me and it has sentimental value for our project.
I'm Elena Ramirez, and my nephew, Lucas Morales, 15, disappeared yesterday evening. He's about 5'6", lean, with short brown hair and a small scar above his left eyebrow. Last seen around 6:30 PM near the Yuma Civic Center on Main Street, wearing a red hoodie, dark jeans, and a blue backpack with a compass patch. He has a green medical alert bracelet on his left wrist and wears round wire-frame glasses when he can find them. If someone spots him, please contact me immediately; we're really worried and I just want to bring him home safely.
I found a djembe drum this afternoon around 4:15 pm behind the Yuma Theater on Main Street, near the fountain. It's a compact natural wood shell about 12 inches tall, with a bright blue rope tuning and a lightly worn varnish. There's a hand-painted sun motif near the rim and a small faded sticker on the bottom that reads 'LJ-23'. It's in decent shape, obviously used for gigs, and I figured someone might be missing it after a show. If you recognize it, shoot me a note and I'll help you get it back.
I found a travel passport holder this afternoon around 3:15 pm in the parking lot behind the Downtown City Market on Main Street in Yuma. It's a gray faux-leather holder, about the size of a passport, with a bright lime-green zipper pull that makes it easy to spot. Inside there are two card slots and a clear ID window, plus a small blue airline-tag style loop with the initials JR. The exterior has a few scuffs from being dropped on concrete, but overall it's in good condition. If the owner sees this and can describe the unique zipper pull and blue tag, I'll gladly return it.
I found a framed desert landscape painting this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind the Yuma Art Center on 4th Avenue. The piece is about 12 by 16 inches, housed in a black wood frame with a thin gold inner lip and a small chip along the top edge. It shows a sunset over desert scrub with earthy tones and a winding blue river, with soft brushwork that almost feels watercolor-like. There's a signature in the bottom right that reads 'M. Ortega 2019' and a tiny gallery label on the back. If this is yours, it's waiting to be picked up and will be kept safe until the owner claims it.
I found a black leather Samsonite briefcase this morning around 9:15am behind the Yuma City Market on 4th Avenue in downtown Yuma. It’s a little scuffed at the corners but otherwise in decent shape, with a red ID tag peeking from the inner pocket and a sturdy zipper. Inside there’s a blue notebook, a silver USB drive labeled 'Q2 Pitch', and a laminated company badge for TechWave Solutions. The bag looks like it belongs to someone who travels for work, and I’d hate for it to sit here for days. If this is yours, tell me the last thing you saw inside to verify ownership.
I found a set of keys this morning around 6:45am in the parking lot behind the Yuma Palms Shopping Center on 16th Street. They're on a bright red fabric lanyard with a silver Toyota key fob and four other keys. A distinctive blue enamel cactus keychain with white dots dangles from the ring, and there's a small round metal tag engraved with 'MHS'. The lanyard is a bit frayed at the end, but the keys themselves are in decent shape. I know these probably mean a lot to someone, so if these belong to you, email me at [email protected] and we can arrange a safe meetup to return them.