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Hey, I lost my vintage coin collection yesterday around 3pm. I was browsing around the Yuma Civic Center area on Main Street, near City Hall, and I must have set it down somewhere in that block. The binder is a red leather case about the size of a standard ledger, with a cracked spine and a loose elastic strap. Inside are a handful of coins in protective sleeves, including a few old silver coins that belonged to my grandfather. One distinctive feature: a small sticker on the inside cover reads 'Old Town Coin Club - 1990s' handwritten in blue ink. It means a lot to me; that collection has sentimental value and I'd be heartbroken if it's gone. If you spot it, send me a message and we can arrange a safe return. Thanks.
I lost my blue National Geographic atlas yesterday around 3pm. It's a hardcover World Atlas from National Geographic, about 9 by 11 inches, with a slightly worn spine and a red bookmark ribbon peeking out. The cover has a glossy blue finish, a small coffee stain on page 102, and one corner is a bit bumped. I last saw it outside the Yuma Main Library on Main Street, near the north entrance where the benches are. It means a lot to me for travel planning and I really need it back for our upcoming weekend road trip. If anyone found it, please drop it off at the library desk or message me; I’d really appreciate any help in getting it back!
Lost my blue employee ID badge yesterday around 3pm near the Yuma Public Library on Main Street, right behind the bus stop by the library entrance. The ID is in a white plastic holder on a light gray lanyard; the card shows my name, Priya Patel, and department code HR-21. There's a small coffee stain on the back edge and a dent on the bottom-right corner of the holder. I really need it back—it's what I use to clock in and access the office, and I can’t print a replacement quickly. If you found it, please drop it off at the Yuma Police Department lobby or reply here so we can arrange a quick meet-up.
I lost my leopard gecko yesterday around 3pm near the Yuma Palms Shopping Center off 4th Ave and 24th St. It's a small gecko, about 3.5 inches long, yellow-tan with brown spots and a chunky tail that stores fat. It has bright blue eyes and a tiny nick on the tip of its right front toe from a past tumble. The pattern sometimes looks a little orange when stressed. She's named Pebbles and has been with me for months; I’m really hoping she’s found and brought back—she’s shy but extremely curious, and I’d worry to bits without her.
I lost my navy blue satin evening gown yesterday around 3pm after my sister's wedding reception near the Main Street crossing by the Yuma Civic Center. It's a size 6, Adrianna Papell, with a sheer back and delicate silver beadwork along the neckline and waist. The left hem has a tiny tear from stepping on a stray curb, and there's a small heart-shaped crystal on the zipper pull that makes it easy to spot. This dress means a lot to me - it was a gift from my grandmother and feels like a link to her every time I wear it. If anyone found it, I'd really appreciate getting it back.
I found a black leather Samsonite briefcase this morning around 9:15am behind the Yuma City Market on 4th Avenue in downtown Yuma. It’s a little scuffed at the corners but otherwise in decent shape, with a red ID tag peeking from the inner pocket and a sturdy zipper. Inside there’s a blue notebook, a silver USB drive labeled 'Q2 Pitch', and a laminated company badge for TechWave Solutions. The bag looks like it belongs to someone who travels for work, and I’d hate for it to sit here for days. If this is yours, tell me the last thing you saw inside to verify ownership.
I found a set of keys this morning around 6:45am in the parking lot behind the Yuma Palms Shopping Center on 16th Street. They're on a bright red fabric lanyard with a silver Toyota key fob and four other keys. A distinctive blue enamel cactus keychain with white dots dangles from the ring, and there's a small round metal tag engraved with 'MHS'. The lanyard is a bit frayed at the end, but the keys themselves are in decent shape. I know these probably mean a lot to someone, so if these belong to you, email me at [email protected] and we can arrange a safe meetup to return them.
I found a black Bluetooth beanie while walking my dog near the D.R. McNutt Park in Yuma. It looks brand new and has the buttons for adjusting the volume and answering calls. If it's yours, please provide a description to claim it!
I found a brown leather briefcase sitting on a bench at Yuma City Plaza while I was taking a walk this afternoon. It seems quite expensive and has a small dent on one corner, but otherwise, it's in great condition. There was no identifying information visible on the outside. If you think it might be yours, please describe the contents so I can confirm.
I found a sweet, medium-sized dog on the corner of 1st Ave and Main Street in Yuma. She looks like she may be a Labrador mix. She is wearing a red collar, but there are no tags on it. She's very friendly and seems to be well taken care of. I took her in as it was getting late, and I'm hoping to find her owners soon.