All lost and found items in Chillicothe
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Lost: Power Tools in Chillicothe
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.
Lost: Bus Tickets in Chillicothe
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.
Lost sheet music in Chillicothe
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 Passports near Yoctangee Park.
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.
Lost: Chairs in Chillicothe, Ohio
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.
Sports equipment lost near Public Square, Chillicothe
I lost my equipment for various sports yesterday afternoon, around 4:15 p.m., outside the Chillicothe Public Library on East Main Street. It’s a big bag with gear I use for basketball, soccer, and tennis, plus a cracked water bottle and a dusty pair of cleats. Those items are tied to my routine and to helping me unwind after long days, so not having them throws off my week. If someone picked them up by mistake, please set them somewhere safe in the Public Square.
Shopping bags lost near Yoctangee Park, Chillicothe
I was loading groceries at the Chillicothe Market on Main Street around 6:45 p.m. yesterday when a gust of wind sent my shopping bags sliding across the parking lot and I realized they were lost. The bags held a mix of staples and a few small gifts for my kids, plus a recipe book from Grandma, all of which meant a lot to me. I retraced my steps along Main Street toward Yoctangee Park, but the bags were nowhere to be found. If anyone picked them up or handed them in, I’d be grateful to get them back.
Lost: Organizers near Market Street
I was at Market Street near the Majestic Theatre in Chillicothe at 2:15 p.m. Saturday when my small set of clear plastic organizers slipped from my bag. They’re thin, stackable trays with a red lid, the kind I use for makeup and travel toiletries. It feels a little dramatic to admit, but they were a practical gift for my sister's wedding, and I keep thinking of them as part of our preparations. If anyone picked them up, I’m hoping they turned up in the right place, as I could really use them back for tonight’s packing.
Found puppies near Yoctangee Park, Chillicothe.
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.
Lost holiday decorations in Chillicothe, Ohio
I spent Friday night clustering garlands and string lights on the porch, and around 8:10 p.m. I paused by Yoctangee Park’s entrance to tie up a bag. When I returned to the car, the box with multicolored lights and a handmade wreath was gone. Christmas was always about bright corners and small rituals, and those decorations were part of that for my neighbors and me. I’m hopeful someone picked them up and meant well. If you found them, please message through the site so they can be reunited with their home.
Lost Paintings near Pump House Arts Center, Chillicothe
Friday evening, around 5:40 PM, I was setting up three paintings outside the Pump House Center for the Arts on West Water Street in downtown Chillicothe when a breeze and a passerby conversation pulled me away. When I stepped back, they were gone. The three works are landscapes: one river bend at sunset, one spring field with wildflowers, and a moody hillside at dusk, all in simple wooden frames. They mean a lot to me as part of a recent show. If anyone saw them or left them at the Pump House front desk, I’d be grateful for any help in getting them back to me.
Lost CDs near Hopewell Culture Park, Chillicothe
I lost my CDs this afternoon during a quick break at the Chillicothe Arts Festival. Around 3:15 p.m. I was at the edge of Hopewell Culture National Historical Park, near the festival entrance where banners line the sidewalk, when I turned to fetch my map and they slipped from my bag. They’re in a blue, slightly worn jewel case, the kind with a guitar sticker on the front. I retraced every path along the Scioto River, asking a couple of volunteers and a jogger, but the CDs must have vanished into the crowd. I miss them—they held memories from road trips and late-night study sessions, and I keep hoping someone picked them up for safekeeping.
Found pins near Yoctangee Park, Chillicothe
I found a small tin of pins lying in the grass behind the Riverside Arts Complex near Yoctangee Park this morning around 9:15. They look like a mix of enamel pins and a couple of safety pins that must have fallen off a bag. I gathered them up on a park bench by the entrance and pocketed them, hoping the owner would recognize their collection. If you’re missing pins with a heart charm and a tiny Ohio badge, they might be yours.
Blue Nike swim trunks, size M, neon drawstring
I lost my blue Nike swim trunks yesterday around 3pm. They’re size M, mid-length, made of quick-dry fabric, with a neon green drawstring and a tiny white Nike swoosh on the left leg. Last seen outside the Chillicothe YMCA on Market Street, near the river trail by the park entrance. The fabric is a bit faded from sun and chlorine, and there’s a small bleach stain on the hem. They were a gift from my sister and mean a lot to me, so I’d really appreciate getting them back if anyone finds them.
Leopard gecko in terrarium found near downtown library
I found a small leopard gecko this afternoon around 4pm outside the downtown library on Main Street in Chillicothe. It's about 2 inches long, sandy yellow with irregular brown spots, and a chubby tail. It was in a clear plastic terrarium with a tiny heat lamp and a bit of shedding skin clinging to the side. A faint orange stripe runs along its back, and there’s a tiny chipped scale on the left hind leg. If this belongs to you, I’m glad to help—message me and we’ll arrange a safe meetup near Bridge Street.