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Today at around 2:15 p.m., I was near the Mattoon downtown area when I realized my binder of trading cards was missing from my backpack. It is a red binder with a dragon sticker on the front, filled with 1990s baseball cards and a few rare inserts. I last saw it on a bench by the Mattoon Public Library on Broadway, just outside the library steps. I have retraced my route and spoken to a few shopkeepers, but no luck so far. If this sounds like yours or you found it, please keep it safe until we can reconnect.
I lost a couple of appliances Friday around 8:15 PM while moving into my new place on East Main Street in Mattoon, near the downtown square by the Coles County Courthouse. A white toaster oven and a compact blender were in a small plastic bin when a gust of wind knocked it onto the curb and sent the cords sprawling. They aren’t flashy, but they’re mine and I need them back as I settle into this new chapter. If you’ve seen them around the Mattoon-Charleston area, I’d really appreciate getting them back.
Last Saturday at 3:20 p.m., I was by the Mattoon Public Library steps when two travel bags appeared on a bench by the sidewalk. A teal rolling suitcase and a gray duffel with a bright red strap looked recently left behind, untouched since I first noticed them. I checked for a name tag and found nothing obvious, so I moved them to a secure spot near the library desk in case the owner returns. It felt like a tiny responsibility—not every day you get to do the right thing for a stranger's trip. If these belong to you, please use the site to identify and reclaim them.
I realized my action figures were missing after leaving the Mattoon Comic & Collectibles shop on Saturday around 7:30 p.m. I was walking back to my car near downtown Mattoon, by the old train depot, when I noticed several figures were gone. The set includes a glow-in-the-dark Spider-Man and a vintage robot from the 1990s—small characters, big memories for my son and me. I hope they’re just misplaced and someone who found them will see this post.
I LOST my wrist watch during the Mattoon-Charleston Civic Parade around 7:40 p.m. last Friday when it disappeared from my wrist. It’s a silver case with a blue face and a black leather band, with a small dent on the side that makes it easy to spot. I retraced my steps along Main Street, past the Mattoon Square and the old courthouse, hoping someone picked it up. I wear this watch every day for work, and it carries memories of weekend visits here with my family. I’d be grateful if it’s found and kept safe until I can get back to it.
I was at the pool at Eastern Illinois University in Charleston around 5:30 pm on Saturday when I realized my swimsuits weren’t in my bag. They’re two kid-sized one-pieces, pink and blue, with a tiny towel tucked in the pocket. I retraced my steps from the pool area toward the parking lot near the alumni house, but I couldn’t find them. I’m worried and a little goofy about losing them right before a big family weekend, hoping someone spotted them and kept them safe.
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