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I lost my keys yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Fry Boulevard in Sierra Vista. It's a small set on a bright red silicone-coated lanyard, with two brass house keys and a silver car key that bears a Toyota emblem. There's a tiny silver bird charm and a red sticker with my apartment number on the car key as identifying details. This set means a lot to me and I really need it back—it's the key to my home and car, and I worry I'll be locked out.
Yesterday around 3:30pm I slipped while cleaning Pixel's enclosure and he bolted out through the screen door into the courtyard behind my apartment on 6th Street in Sierra Vista. Pixel is about 9 inches long, orange-tan with a distinctive blue dot under his chin, and his tail tip is a bit frayed from a past snag. I last saw him near the entrance to the Sierra Vista Public Library on 3rd Street, where there is a small fountain and some potted cacti. He is a gentle, curious guy and really depends on heat lamps to stay warm, so I am worried about him in the cooler evenings. If anyone spots Pixel, please contact me here - I would be so grateful to get him back.
Yesterday around 3pm I realized my black North Face parka was missing after I stopped for coffee and a quick browse near Walmart on W Fry Blvd in Sierra Vista. It's a men's medium, black shell with a red inner lining and a detachable faux-fur hood. There's a small tear at the left cuff and an inner pocket that has a blue charity patch sewn onto the lining. It was a gift from my grandmother and I wear it constantly—it's practical and sentimental. I’d really appreciate getting it back if anyone found it.
Yesterday around 3pm I realized my DeWalt 20V cordless drill was missing. I had been at the Ace Hardware on N 7th Street in Sierra Vista, helping a neighbor fix a fence, and I must have left it behind in the parking lot. The drill is yellow and black, compact but rugged, with two 4.0Ah batteries and the charger in a gray plastic case. There's a small dent by the chuck and blue painter's tape wrapped around the battery pack with a tiny sticker that says 'Carpentry Pro'. This drill is my main tool for DIY projects, and I'd really appreciate getting it back.
Yesterday around 3pm I lost my gray canvas tote bag near the Walmart on Fry Boulevard in Sierra Vista. It's a medium tote, about 12 by 14 inches, with a pink zipper pull and a small fox patch on the front pocket. Inside, there’s a faded photo of my grandmother, a blue umbrella, and a spiral notebook with my handwriting. It has sentimental value, and I really need it back for work notes and a few personal reminders. If anyone found it, I’d be grateful to hear from you—I’ll know it by the fox patch and the pink zipper.
I found this gold-tone bracelet this afternoon around 3:15pm behind the Sierra Vista Public Library on 7th Street. It's about 7 inches long with a small heart charm and a faint engraved leaf on the clasp. The metal shows light scratches from wear but is otherwise in good condition. There’s a tiny pink enamel heart inset in the charm, which makes it stand out. If this belongs to you, I’d love to help get it back—we can meet up near the library or at the coffee shop on 7th Street.
I found a stylish black leather handbag yesterday afternoon at the park near Sierra Vista. It was tucked under a bench and seemed to have been left behind. The bag has gold clasps and a detachable shoulder strap. Inside, there were a few personal items, including a wallet and a phone charger. I took it home, hoping to find the owner and return it to them.
I found a brown leather messenger bag while walking in Veterans Memorial Park in Sierra Vista. It looks like it might belong to a student; there are textbooks peeking out from the top, along with a couple of notebooks. I didn't want to just leave it there, so I'm hoping the owner can describe what’s inside to identify it. Relief created my path when I saw it left behind, especially with the current heat!
I found a black tuxedo jacket hanging on a bench at the community park in Sierra Vista earlier today. It looks like it’s in great condition, with a small inside pocket and a tag showing a size medium. If it belongs to you, please reach out to claim it!
I found a black leather briefcase on the sidewalk near the Sierra Vista community center on Main Street. It looks like it contains some important documents and a laptop. I'm hoping to get it back to its owner, as it seems quite valuable.