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I lost my gold-tone hoop earrings yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Main Street in downtown Lynchburg. They're about 0.8 inches in diameter, lightweight, with a tiny star engraving on the back of one hoop and a faint pearl charm that used to dangle but maybe came off. They're from a small boutique brand I can't recall the name of, a sentimental gift from my grandmother, so they mean a lot to me. They were in good condition, just a tiny scratch on the clasp from everyday wear. If you found them, email me at [email protected] to arrange return.
I lost my emerald green floor-length gown by Adrianna Papell yesterday around 3pm near the Liberty University Bookstore on University Blvd in Lynchburg. It's a size 6, with a satin underlay, an illusion beaded neckline, and a detachable chiffon belt. The gown is in good condition overall, but there’s a small bead missing near the neckline and a tiny snag on the hem from last night's bus ride. It has sentimental value—it's the dress I wore for my grandmother’s 80th birthday and I’d really love to have it back. If you found something like this outside the Liberty University Bookstore on University Boulevard in Lynchburg, please let me know.
I lost my first edition Star Wars action figure set in a blue acrylic display case yesterday around 3pm near the Main Street Market in downtown Lynchburg. It's a Kenner set from the early 1980s, still on its original blister cards and housed in a small blue acrylic display case with a white label reading 'Kenner 1977 Star Wars' on the bottom. One figure has a detachable cape and a few figures have slightly bent knees from years of play. The display case has a tiny dent on the upper-left corner. This set was a gift from my dad and means the world to me; I’m really hoping it turns up nearby. If you saw something like this around the Main Street Market, near the old courthouse on Church Street, please tell me.
I'm missing my brown leather Coach wallet from yesterday around 3pm. I think I dropped it near the Starbucks on Main Street in Lynchburg, by the entrance to the old Court House. It’s well-worn and dark brown, about the size of a standard billfold, with a gold Coach emblem, a tiny coffee stain on the back, and a frayed stitch along the top edge. Inside are my driver's license, a couple of cards, and about $30 in cash. It’s sentimental because it was a gift from my grandmother, and I’d be incredibly grateful to get it back.
I lost my blue Nike running shoes yesterday around 3pm near the Lynchburg Community Market at the corner of 9th Street and Main Street. They’re a size 9, navy blue with neon lime laces, and a red pull tab on the tongue. The left toe has a small white scuff, and the soles are a bit worn from daily runs. They were a gift from my sister and they mean a lot to me, especially with an upcoming race, so I’m really hoping to find them. If someone found them, I’d really appreciate getting them back.
I found a cat this afternoon around 2:15 pm behind the Lynchburg Public Library on Oak Street. It's a medium-sized gray tabby with white paws and a blue collar with a small bell. The bell is a bit dull, and there’s a tiny notch on the left ear and a light crescent-shaped white patch on the chest. The fur is clean but a little scruffy, suggesting it’s been outdoors for a while. I’m hoping to help reunite this sweet kitty with its owner if anyone recognizes it.
Found a camel-colored pebbled leather handbag this afternoon around 3:05 pm behind the Virginian Hotel on Court Street in downtown Lynchburg. It’s a medium tote with gold-tone hardware and a tan lining. Inside there’s a turquoise luggage tag with the initials 'LA' and a pink silk scarf tied to the zipper pull, plus a small makeup compact and a folded receipt from a bakery on Main Street. The bag is in decent condition, just a bit worn at the bottom corner. I figured someone might be missing it, so I’m putting it up here in case the owner recognizes these details and wants to reclaim it. If this is yours, tell me the brand and the contents you remember, and I can arrange to meet near the Lynchburg Public Library to return it.
I found a navy North Face Borealis backpack this afternoon around 2:45pm behind the Lynchburg Community Market on Commerce Street, near the brick fountain. It’s a medium-sized backpack, in good condition, with a bright red zipper on the main compartment and a blue water-bottle pocket on the side. Inside, there’s a spiral notebook with a mountain sticker and the name 'Aditi' written on the first page, along with a charger brick and a pair of earbuds in a mesh pouch. If this looks like yours, send a note with distinguishing details like the notebook contents or the sticker and I’ll get it to you quickly.
I found this blue US passport this afternoon around 2:30pm, tucked under a bench near Main Street by Riverfront Park in Lynchburg. The cover is the standard dark blue with the gold seal and it's worn, with a coffee stain along the spine and a small crease on the back. Inside, the data page is intact; I also spotted a travel sticker on the inside cover with a partially peeled itinerary that might help identify the owner. This passport clearly means a lot—trips, documents, possibly a gift—and I’d really like to get it back safely. If it's yours, DM me and we can arrange a quick, safe handover at a public Lynchburg spot.
I found a silver bracelet with a small blue stone this afternoon by the Riverfront Park gazebo along the Blackwater Creek trail in downtown Lynchburg. The bracelet is delicate, about 7 inches long, with a tiny heart charm and an inside engraving that looks like the letter 'M'. It's in decent condition, just a few scuffs on the clasp from being worn. If it's yours, send me a note with the initials you remember or the time you last wore it, and we can arrange pickup.