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I lost my brown leather passport holder with RFID blocking yesterday around 3pm near the Kroger on Main Street in Prestonsburg. It's a compact 5x7 inch case with a subtle embossed compass logo on the bottom-right corner and blue stitching along the edges. Inside are my passport, a boarding pass from a recent trip, and a small photo of my grandmother. It’s sentimental because it was a gift from her, and I really need it back to keep my travel plans from falling apart. If you found it, drop me a note and I’ll come pick it up as soon as I can.
I lost my neon blue and neon red Nintendo Switch with the white dock yesterday around 3pm near the Kroger on Main Street in Pikeville, KY. It was tucked in a black protective case with a turquoise sticker that says P-4 on the cover, and the case has a small scratch on the zipper. The console itself is in good condition and the screen is pristine, but the right Joy-Con has a tiny dent near the rail. This Switch was a gift from my nephew, so it means a lot to me and I’m really hoping to get it back. If anyone found it, please reach out.
I lost my black 61-key MIDI keyboard yesterday around 3pm near the Hazard Public Library on Main Street in Hazard, KY. It's a compact, matte-black keyboard with a bright green sticker on the back edge bearing my initials 'AR' and a small dent on the right corner. It was a gift from my mentor and I use it every week for teaching my students; it has real sentimental value for me. I must have set it down after a quick street jam and walked away; if anyone found it, I’d really appreciate it being returned. Email me at [email protected] if you’ve got it.
I lost my dad, Henry Carter, yesterday around 4pm. He was last seen in Hazard, KY near the Welcome Center on Main Street, heading toward Perry Plaza. He wears a faded blue windbreaker with a Kentucky Wildcats logo, tan cargo pants, and sturdy brown loafers, and he has a thin salt-and-pepper mustache. A small dove tattoo sits on his inner left wrist, which is easy to spot. Last I saw him, he was talking to a clerk at the Family Dollar on Main Street and looked a bit disoriented. If you spot him, please contact me immediately—he's dealing with medical issues and means the world to our family.
A baby blue pouch with bees and flowers on it that held all of my crochet hooks and things. I think I left it in EKU Case on Monday afternoon around 12ish noon.
I found a small framed abstract landscape painting this morning around 9:15 behind the EKU Student Center on University Avenue in Richmond. It’s a cool-toned scene with blues and greens, housed in a black wooden frame that’s a little scuffed with a thin gold lip. On the back, there’s a pencil note that reads 'J.K. 2013' and a faint coffee ring along the bottom edge. It looks well-made and welcoming, and I hope the owner sees this and can reclaim it. If this is yours, I’d love to help you get it back—drop me a message here so we can arrange a campus pickup.
I found a silver-tone ring this afternoon around 3:20 PM in the parking lot behind the Walmart on West Main Street in Mount Sterling, KY. It's a slender ring with a small oval blue stone bezel-set at the top, and there's a tiny engraved initials 'N.P.' on the inner edge. The ring is in good condition, with just a light scuff along the outside of the band from wear. I know rings like this can be sentimental, so I wanted to post it here to help reunite it with its owner. If you think it might be yours, describe the initials and the stone, and I'll get it back to you.
I found a red Trek mountain bike this afternoon around 2:15 pm behind the Walmart on Hambley Boulevard in Pikeville. It’s a mid-size frame with a white Trek logo on the downtube, a black front suspension fork, and a neon-green water bottle cage. The saddle has a small tear and the left pedal is a bit scraped from a curb. Tires are muddy from a recent rain, and there’s a sticker on the seat tube that says “Ridge Runner.” If this belongs to you, I can help get it back—it's safe and waiting.
I found a black Samsung tablet this afternoon around 2:30pm in the parking lot behind the Walmart on Main Street in Richmond, KY. It's wrapped in a blue protective case and measures about 10 inches diagonally. The screen has a few fingerprint smudges and a small crack in the bottom-right corner. On the back there's a white mountain sticker that makes it easy to spot. I know how stressful it is to misplace something digital—want to get it back to its owner, so I'm keeping it powered on and not touching anything else until it's claimed. If this sounds like yours, reply here and we can arrange a safe pickup nearby.
I found a grey king-size duvet cover with navy piping and a small monogram 'JB' embroidered in silver on the bottom-right corner. I came across it this morning around 6:45am outside the Walmart on Main Street in Pikeville, Eastern Kentucky. It's a CozyNest microfiber set, soft and in great condition, with two matching pillow shams that share the piping. There’s a tiny coffee stain on the inside flap and the tag inside says CozyNest. I know someone out there might be missing this—I'll be happy to hand it over to the owner at the customer service desk or arrange a meetup nearby.