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Last Tuesday around 7:30 PM, I was wrapping up a small repair on Market Street in Chillicothe when my Power Tools slipped from the toolbox and vanished. I searched the nearby Yoctangee Park and along Market, checked the sidewalks by the river, but nothing turned up. Those tools are essential for my projects and carry memories from my recent home Reno, so this loss stings a lot. If you happened to find them or saw them near the Yoctangee Park area, please reply through the site so I can arrange their return.
On Tuesday around 2:15 p.m., I was at the Chillicothe Transportation Center, checking my schedule for a trip to Columbus, when I realized my bus tickets had vanished from my backpack. The tickets were tucked into a brown folder with a simple itinerary and a map sticker on the front. I’m worried I’ll miss my ride tomorrow and I’m hoping the owner sees this listing and can reclaim them.
I realized my sheet music was missing after my rehearsal at Chillicothe High School around 6:30 p.m. last Tuesday. I had been juggling a cup of coffee and my instrument case as I moved between aisles, and somehow the folder—black with my initials in pencil—slipped from my seat. My stomach sank because those pages held the pieces for a recital next week. The gym echoed with echoes of stomped feet and the distant laughter of other students, and I kept replaying the moment I last had it. If someone found it, I’d be grateful beyond words for its return. I handed a note to the school office so it could be reunited with its owner.
LOST: At 6:15 p.m. Friday, I realized my passports were missing from the zipper pocket of my backpack after leaving the Chillicothe Public Library on Main Street. I had been checking travel details and then walked toward Yoctangee Park by the Scioto River. I must have dropped them somewhere near the park’s walking paths or near the Market Street entrance. The passports are in a blue leather sleeve; one is biometric, with my photo in the holder. I’m terrified about travel delays and fines, and I’ve retraced my steps from the library to the park, asking a few shop employees if they’d seen them. I’m hoping a kind soul kept them safe until I can return.
That Saturday evening, around 7:40 p.m., we left two wooden chairs at Yoctangee Park after a family picnic in Chillicothe and forgot to bring them with us. One chair is painted sky blue with chipped edges; the other is plain pine, with a small dent on the backrest. These chairs have been part of our family gatherings for decades, and losing them stings more than I can say. I’ve searched the park and asked a couple of custodians, but there’s been no sign. If you happen to see them, please help get them back to us.
This morning around 11:15 a.m., I found two puppies wandering near Yoctangee Park in Chillicothe, muddy but friendly. One wore a blue collar with a bell, the other collarless and shy, and they followed me toward Market Street as I spoke softly. Two passersby stopped to help and a kid's family offered water, and I stayed with them until I felt sure they were not in immediate danger. I’m sharing what I found because I know someone is probably worried sick for those little ones and I hope they’re reunited soon.
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