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Found sheet music near Roanoke City Market this morning around 9:15 a.m. I was walking along Campbell Avenue when I spotted a tote sitting on a bench by the market steps. Inside was a folder with several pages of sheet music, well-used but intact, with a few instrument names penciled in the margins. It looks meaningful to someone who plays regularly, and I’d like to get it back to its owner. I’ve kept it safe since I picked it up, hoping the rightful musician sees this post and claims it.
Hi there, I’m Emily Lawson. I was in Roanoke last Saturday around 4:15 PM near the Roanoke City Market area when I realized my swimsuits were missing. I had laid them on a bench after a quick water break and turned back to grab sunscreen from the car, but they vanished. They’re a navy one-piece with a tiny white logo and a pink-striped bikini set, both a bit stretched from sun and sand. I’m anxious and a little embarrassed, hoping someone nearby might have seen them and kept them safe. If you found them, please help me reunite them with their owner.
At 7:15 p.m. yesterday I discovered my favorite dark denim pants were missing from the gym bag I left on the floor of my apartment on 3rd Street, near Roanoke City Market. They’re a size 32 with a small coffee stain on the right thigh and a frayed belt loop. I retraced my steps through the building’s lobby by the Market Building and out toward Elm Avenue, but the pants didn’t reappear. Losing them feels like misplacing a piece of my routine—the mornings I wear them to the coffee shop before work. If you’ve seen a pair matching that description anywhere in the Market area, please think of them as mine.
I was tidying up near Market Square in Roanoke around 11:30 a.m. today when I found a garment bag containing several suits. They looked well cared-for, the fabric crisp and the label legible, with a few cufflinks still tucked inside. The bag was left on a bench just outside the Market Square entrance, so I brought it to a safe spot and left a note describing where I found them and the approximate time. It felt rewarding to do the right thing and maybe reunite someone with outfits they planned for important events.
I was browsing the Market Street shops around 2:45 pm on Tuesday when I realized my pocket watches were missing from my coat pocket. They’re old, with a brass case and a crack along the lid—one runs a little fast, the other slightly slow, but they’re priceless to me. I last wore them at Center in the Square earlier that afternoon and set them down beside my tote while I looked at a street vendor's crafts. I’ve been replaying every step since, hoping they were just tucked into a jacket somewhere, not left behind in the bustle of Downtown Roanoke.
I was at the Roanoke City Market around 2:15 p.m. Saturday, juggling a stack of photos, when a gust grabbed the edge of my tote and they slipped away. The market's brick arches were warm in the sun, and the view down Market Street felt like a postcard. These pictures mean the world to me because they capture my grandmother's road trips along the Blue Ridge and a laughing portrait of my dad as a kid. I’ve retraced steps from the Market Plaza to Campbell Avenue, but I haven’t found them yet. If you came across a bundle of faded prints on your way to the roped-off statue of the Mill Mountain Star, I’d be grateful to have them back.
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