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I was strolling back from a latte at 4:15 p.m. on Saturday, near the Waterside District in Norfolk, in Hampton Roads, Virginia, United States, when I realized my scarf was gone from the chair I’d left it on. It’s a charcoal gray knit with a small blue tassel on the end, a simple piece that somehow felt like a hug after a long week. I retraced my steps along the promenade, asked a couple of baristas, and checked the nearby benches, but no sign of it. This scarf carries memories of last winter’s walks by the harbor, and I miss it more than I expected.
I found travel adapters tucked under a bench in Waterside District on Saturday around 5:30 p.m. I was walking back toward the ferries and spotted a small bundle hiding between the slats. The kit looks new, with a black case and a bright red label; I figured someone traveling through Hampton Roads might be missing them. It felt like a little moment of luck on a busy day, and I’m glad to have kept them safe. If these belong to you, please claim them on the site and I’ll keep them ready for you.
While strolling along the Norfolk/Virginia Beach boardwalk outside Waterside District around 7:15 PM last Friday, I found a handful of coins scattered on the pavement. They were pennies and nickels, with a couple older quarters worn smooth by travel. I left them on a nearby ledge where someone passing by could spot them, hoping the owner would notice and claim them. It felt like a small, simple reminder of Hampton Roads' everyday moments.
I’m Maya Collins, and I lost my student ID in Hampton Roads, Virginia. It happened around 3:32 PM on Tuesday outside the Scope Arena along Brambleton Street. I had just finished a study group at a nearby campus and was rushing to grab my bag when the card slipped from my lanyard. The ID has my name and photo; I use it every day for class and building access, and I’m worried about it being misused. If you found it near the arena or the transit stop on Brambleton, please set it aside for me—I’ll come by to pick it up.
I was wrapping up a small cabinet repair on Friday evening, around 6:45 p.m., and my hand tools vanished from the tote in my truck near the Waterside District in Norfolk. The red toolbox, a yellow tape measure, and a scuffed set of screwdrivers were all in one place, easy to spot when I closed the tailgate. I retraced my steps along the harbor boardwalk and back toward Granby Street, but nothing turned up. I'm hoping someone nearby found them and kept them safe—the tools are essential for my next home project, and I could really use them back.
I lost two toasters in the Hampton Roads area, around 8:15 p.m. on Friday, June 12, 2025, in the Ghent neighborhood of Norfolk, near Harbor Park. I was juggling groceries and chatting with neighbors when I must have left them on the communal patio outside my building. It sounds silly, but I rely on them for weekend breakfasts, and I’m hoping they’ll turn up. Please claim through the site if these are yours, and I’ll arrange pickup.
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