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At 7:15 p.m. yesterday, I realized my devices were missing after leaving Wheeling's Centre Market along Market Street in the Northern Panhandle. I had a gray laptop bag and a black smartphone in the pocket of my backpack, and I remember stopping to grab directions near the Market entrance. The river lights and the neon signs by the Ohio River make the memory vivid, and I’m anxious about the data those devices hold. I turned them in to the Wheeling Police Department's Lost and Found to help them find their way back to me.
I found a bundle of postcards this afternoon along the Ohio River edge by the Fort Henry Bridge in Wheeling, around 5:25 p.m. on Tuesday. They were tucked behind a planter near Center Market, still damp from a late rain shower. The handwriting on the backs told stories of weekend road trips and family visits to nearby towns in the Northern Panhandle. I felt a tug of responsibility, like I was meant to reunite them with someone who missed them dearly. I’ll keep them safe on my end, hoping the rightful owner sees this and knows they’re close to being found again.
I got home from work around 9:05 p.m. last Tuesday and realized my two lamps were gone from the back steps by Centre Market in Wheeling. They are tall ceramic bases with brass trim and cream shades; one shade has a small scorch mark I never bothered fixing. They’ve been a steady source of light through countless WV winters, and I miss their warm glow already. I remember setting them down for only a minute to unlock the door, and they vanished. If you’ve seen them on Market Street or outside the Centre Market building, please let the site know so I can reclaim them.
I found a small stack of hats near Centre Market in downtown Wheeling around 4:15 p.m. last Sunday. There’s a fuzzy gray beanie, a brown felt fedora, and a bright blue baseball cap with a faded logo. I left them on a bench under the awning, hoping the owner would realize they were missing and come claim them. If any of these look like yours, take a look at the listing and see if you recognize a distinctive tag or lining.
Found these terrariums yesterday around 2:40 PM near Centre Market in downtown Wheeling. They’re three glass bowls with tiny ferns, colorful pebbles, and one with a chipped rim that catches the late sun. I figured they belonged to someone who loves plants and I grabbed them to keep safe while I finished my errands. I hope to reunite them with their owner; a quick photo posted on the site would probably do the trick. It would mean a lot to see the look of relief when they are back with the right hands.
Today at 7:15 AM I realized my tote labeled Wild and Domestic wasn't where I left it. I was standing outside a cafe on Main Street in downtown Wheeling, in the Northern Panhandle, near Centre Market, when I noticed the bag had vanished. It's a small canvas tote with the phrase Wild and Domestic stitched on the front, and inside I keep a weathered notebook and a photo of my grandmother. I walked the block twice, asked a couple of staff, and checked the bench where I had set my coffee, but nothing turned up. It's more than a bag to me—it's a memory. I'm hopeful someone honest picked it up and will bring it back through the site.
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