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I lost my two guitars after a small gig at a cafe in downtown Dalton around 6:30 PM on September 3. One is a black Fender Stratocaster with a scuffed pickguard; the other is a sunburst Yamaha in a padded gig bag. I swung by the nearby diner on West Walnut Street to warm up after the set, but the bag vanished when I went back to retrieve my coat from the car. Those guitars carry years of Northwest Georgia gigs and memories, and I’m hoping they’re simply resting somewhere between the square and the railroad tracks.
This morning around 9:15 a.m., I found someone else’s Organizers near the Clock Tower on Broad Street in downtown Rome, Northwest GA. They’re a few plastic file organizers, blue and orange, left in a neat little pile on the sidewalk, possibly dropped from a tote bag. I picked them up and kept them safe, hoping the owner would see this post. If these belong to you, please reach out through the site so we can arrange a pickup.
Hi, I'm Olivia Reed. I lost my remote controls on Tuesday around 8:40 p.m. in my living room, at an apartment off Shorter Ave in Rome, GA, Northwest Georgia. I must have knocked them under the couch cushions while I was juggling snacks and a movie. It’s a small thing, but it makes evenings feel harder when I can’t reach the TV without getting up. If you found them behind the sofa or under a chair leg, I’d be endlessly grateful—the little buttons help keep my evenings calm.
I lost two felines last Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. after I stepped out to grab the mail and left the kitchen window open. I circled the block around the Clock Tower on Broad Street in Rome, calling their names as the light faded and the streetlamps flickered on. One cat is a calico with a white bib and the other a gray tabby with a tiny white toe on his left paw; they usually answer when I whistle, but this time they didn’t. My nerves feel pulled tight; they’re my family, and I know every little sound they make. I keep picturing them tucked somewhere warm, maybe behind the farmers market, and I keep hoping they’ll wander back in before bedtime.
I was walking along Broad Street in downtown Rome, Northwest Georgia, around 9:15 this morning when I spotted two toasters sitting on a bench outside a cafe. They looked a bit weathered but functional, with cords neatly coiled as if someone had started breakfast and stepped away. I picked them up and left them in the cafe’s back area, hoping the owner would notice them nearby and come looking in the same spot.
My name is Lena Brooks, and I lost several Quilts around 4:15 p.m. last Tuesday near the Rome Community Center on Broad Street, in Northwest Georgia. They’re handmade heirlooms: floral fabrics, a bright blue patch, and a small quilt that traveled with us to church bazaars. I spent months piecing these together for family gatherings, so you can imagine how it aches to think they’re out there somewhere. If you’ve seen a colorful stack or a stray quilt draped over a bench near Heritage Park, please tell me through the site.
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