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I lost two small pendants last Friday around 7:15 p.m. while I was walking from Ritter Park toward Pullman Square in Huntington. They’re sentimental keepsakes—one is a silver heart with my grandmother's initials, the other a tiny moon charm on a delicate blue chain. I remember stopping by the fountain near the square and then turning around to look for them, but the brick path and the crowd swallowed them up. I’m clinging to hope they’re nearby and that someone honest picked them up. If you see them or recognize them, please keep them safe—these mean more to me than words.
I found these sheets this morning after a stroll through Pullman Square in Huntington, West Virginia, around 7:30 a.m. They were folded behind a planter near the bookstore, with a light breeze curling the edges. The set is plain white with a faint blue stripe, clearly used but clean enough to imagine a bed on the road. I felt a little relief thinking someone is probably just a few blocks away looking for them; I tucked them into a safer spot near the square and hope the owner sees this post.
Last night around 7:30 PM, I found two toasters sitting on the ground behind Pullman Square in Huntington, West Virginia. They were old, heavy-looking, one silver with black enamel and the other white with scratches. They looked like they had been there a while, perhaps dropped from someone's car or left after a block party. I picked them up and brought them to a safe place, thinking someone might be frantically searching for their kitchen gadgets. If these belong to you, I left them here for the site to connect you with. I know it's odd to find toasters, but I hope this helps someone salvage breakfast.
I realized my CDs were missing after hanging out at Pullman Square in downtown Huntington around 4 PM this past Saturday. I had them in a black plastic case while chatting with friends and grabbing coffee, then wandered toward the Marshall University campus and I must have dropped them somewhere along the plaza or on the way home. Those discs are a mix of indie favorites and old road-trip soundtracks, and I’ve been kicking myself all week. If you found them, they would mean the world to me.
Hi, I’m Lena Carter, and I lost a stack of postcards yesterday in Huntington-Ashland. They’re a small collection from family trips to Europe, with handwritten notes on the backs. I must have left them on a bench near the Pullman Square fountain around 1:30 p.m. last Tuesday. They’re priceless to me because they connect to my grandmother’s travel stories, and I’d be grateful to hear they’re safe.
Hi, I’m Grace Harper. I found a stack of sheet music on a bench by the fountain at Pullman Square around 3:45 p.m. today, in Huntington. The pages are worn, with pencil marks and a name scrawled on the cover, clearly used for a rehearsal. It felt like saving a tiny fragment of someone’s music. I’m hoping the owner will see this and claim it through the site.
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