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Today around 9:30 a.m., I realized my driver's license was missing after I paid for coffee at the Main Street Café in Pendleton. I must have set it back in my wallet and walked away; by the time I reached my car, it was gone. I retraced the route along Main Street toward the Pendleton Round-Up statue, but nothing turned up. This is stressful because I'm traveling through East Oregon for work, and I hope someone honest found it and will turn it in somewhere convenient.
I lost my handheld and console somewhere around East Oregon last Friday night, around 8:15 p.m. I had them in a tote bag while I grabbed a quick bite near East Oregon City Park, and by the time I looked again they were gone. The handheld is black with a chipped bezel, and the console is a larger model with a scratched screen; both are important for my daily projects and quiet evenings. If anyone found them, I would be grateful for a note so I can be reunited with my things.
I was walking the Riverside Trail behind Pendleton this morning at 8:20 AM when I spotted a worn paperback tucked under a bench near the East Oregonian building. The title, Wild and Domestic, looked well-loved, with a faded blue cover and a crease along the spine. I picked it up and left it on the bench by the building, hoping its owner might notice the coffee ring on the inside cover and the small dog-eared pages. It felt like a quiet, small loss that mattered to someone, and I’d love to see it find its way home.
Hi, I’m Lucas Reed. I lost two chokers on East Oregon’s Main Street yesterday evening. Around 6:30 p.m., I stepped into a small vintage shop near the town clock at East Oregon Plaza to look for a gift, and I left my chokers on the counter while I browsed. A moment later I turned back and they were gone. One is a black velvet choker with a tiny silver charm; the other is lavender satin with rhinestones. They’re meaningful to me—a gift from my sister and a symbol of a rough week I’m trying to get through. If someone found them, please bring them back through the site; I’d be incredibly grateful.
I was strolling down East Oregon's Main Street yesterday around 4:20 p.m. when I realized I lost my airline ticket from my jacket pocket. I retraced my steps from the East Oregon Public Library toward the old train depot and back through the plaza, but the ticket didn’t turn up. This ticket is essential for a flight next week, and I’m anxious about missing it. If you found it, please drop it in the site’s Lost section so I can recover it and keep my plans intact.
I’m missing several tank accessories I was sorting through at East Oregon's Main Street Market last Saturday around 5:45 p.m. I had set them down on a bench beside a vendor’s tent while I looked for spare parts for a model tank. By the time I turned back, they were gone. The set included two tracks and a turret attachment in a gray plastic case. They were important for a weekend project, and I felt frustrated because I’d left them unattended for just a moment.
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