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Yesterday at 6:15 p.m., after a quick practice in downtown Fayetteville, I realized my sheet music binder was gone. It had been sitting on a bench near Market Square along Hay Street, just outside the Market House, while the sunset turned the bricks warm orange. The binder is navy blue and well used, with a frayed spine and a red ribbon bookmark sticking out. Inside are pages for my senior recital, annotated with tempo marks and a few reminders I jotted down after last week’s run-through. I’m scared I might have to improvise parts, but I’m hopeful someone who found it will return it to the desk at Market House or leave it somewhere safe in the area.
I’m Emma Lawson. I lost my sculptures today, and I’m devastated. It was 4:15 p.m. yesterday when I loaded the pieces into a rolling display near Market House on Hay Street in Fayetteville. The set includes three sculptures, about 12-14 inches tall, painted in cobalt, copper, and green. They were resting against a black metal stand beside a foldable table during a small pop-up sale. A gust of wind and a momentary distraction likely allowed them to vanish. These pieces are all I have of my late mentor’s workshop, and I’m hoping someone might have found them and kept them safe. They mean the world to me.
On Friday at 2:15 p.m., I realized my hand tools were missing after I helped my dad fix a fence behind the Lowe's on Skibo Road in Fayetteville. They’re in a black canvas tool bag with a blue zipper and a few loose screws rattling inside. The bag bears a faded sticker from a former job and my name written in black sharpie on the side. I felt a sinking worry thinking about having to borrow tools again or push back the fence project. If someone found them, I’d be incredibly grateful to get them back so I can finish what I started. This is a LOST item.
Lost a card wallet with an Alaska driver's license and a passport card in Fayetteville . Possibly at Circle K. On or around Rayford Rd, Glensford Dr and Hope Mills Dr. Please call Robert. 910-273-5406. Reward.Thank you.
Last night around 6:45 p.m., I realized my daily medication was missing after I stepped out for a quick coffee near Market House in downtown Fayetteville. The bottle is a small white prescription bottle with a blue label, tucked in the front pocket of my bag. I must have set it down somewhere among the festive lights and storefronts while I browsed. This stuff is essential for me, and losing it has me anxious about doses and timing. I’ve never misplaced something so important, and I’m hoping someone who picked it up kept it safe.
I’m Chloe Williams. I found a set of fabric organizers lying near Market Square by Market House in downtown Fayetteville around 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday. They’re a neat stack of grey fabric bins with clear pockets and a few labels visible. I tucked them under the bench by the fountain and kept an eye out for a tag, but there wasn’t one. If the owner recognizes these, I hope this helps bring them home.
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