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I’m Mia Carter, and I lost my photographs from a college trip in Cookeville. On Friday at 5:18 PM I was walking along Broad Street, near Dogwood Park, when the bustle swirled the photos from my hands. They’re a mix of black-and-white portraits and color prints from family trips, edges bent, a tiny note in my grandmother’s handwriting on the back of one. If anyone found them, please help me get them back via the site—these images carry the stories of people I love and the places that shaped me, and I’m hoping someone will see them and return them.
On a Saturday at 9:15 a.m., I was sitting on a bench outside Cookeville Town Square when I realized my satchels were gone. They’re two tan canvas bags with worn leather straps, and one zipper sticks a bit when I tug it open. Inside are my classroom notes, a compact camera, chargers, and a faded photo of my grandmother that never leaves my bag. I relied on these satchels for work and for personal projects, so this feels like a small emergency. I keep replaying the moment I stood up and saw the empty bench. If you’ve seen them or picked them up, please reach out through the site so I can get them back. Thank you.
I am Grace Martin, and I lost a small stack of DVDs that mean a lot to me. I was leaving a screening near the Palace Theatre on West Broad Street around 7:30 pm yesterday and think I dropped them somewhere between the theater and my car. The case is a plain black sleeve, and inside are a few favorites like Clueless and Pulp Fiction. These titles are special to me because they were handed down from my grandmother, and I would be grateful to get them back.
LOST: Last Thursday around 6:10 PM I left my tank accessories on Court Street near the Palace Theatre in Cookeville. I’d stepped into a cafe to grab a quick coffee and came back to find the tin box empty. The kit includes tiny turret parts, miniature tracks, and decals I’ve been collecting for months; they’re essential for finishing my diorama. I’m feeling a mix of frustration and worry because those pieces aren’t easily replaceable. If you found them sitting by the theater, please bring them back through the site; I’d be grateful beyond words.
I was walking past the Putnam County Courthouse steps in Cookeville this morning around 9:15 a.m. when I spotted a small pile of coins on the sidewalk. They looked like change spilled from someone’s wallet, skipping down the steps. I picked them up and left them on a nearby bench, hoping the rightful owner will see this post and recognize them. I’ll keep them safe here until they’re claimed.
Early this morning around 8:30 a.m., I realized my travel visas were missing near the Cookeville Town Square, outside the Putnam County Courthouse. They’re the documents I need for a trip next month, and the fear of properly replacing them keeps me on edge. I remember grabbing coffee at a cafe along Jefferson Street and turning to see them slip from my bag, and then the day took a sudden turn. If someone found them, please keep them safe until this listing can help reunite us.
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