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Hey y’all, I’m Logan Hayes. I think I left a stack of clean white cotton sheets in a tan laundry bag outside my apartment near Pack Square Park in downtown Asheville around 2:23 pm on Sunday while I was grabbing a quick coffee. It was a sunny moment, people strolling, a dog sniffing by the fountain, and then I looked back and they were gone. The sheets are plain, queen-size, fresh but not new, folded and tied with a red string. It would mean a lot to get them back; they’re not priceless, but they’re mine and practical.
Hi, I'm Emily Carter. I lost my sheet music from a practice session around 7:30 p.m. Friday near Pack Square Park in downtown Asheville. It’s a worn binder with a blue cover, creased pages, and a yellow sticky note on the first page. I had set it on a bench while I chatted with a friend, and by the time I turned back it was gone. I’m anxious about the recital next week and hoping it’s just tucked under a seat somewhere in that area. Please keep an eye out for it; it means a lot to me.
I found two hamsters wandering near Pack Square Park in downtown Asheville. It was around 3:45 p.m. on Saturday when I spotted them scurrying along the sidewalk, one wearing a tiny red harness and the other with a light gray coat. I brought them to a safe spot in a temporary carrier with some seeds, and they seem curious but healthy. If these little explorers belong to someone, I’m hoping they’re soon back with their family.
I realized my stamp collection was missing after I left a little cafe near Pack Square Park around 7:15 pm last Tuesday. The envelope was a red, slightly worn album with a clear window, containing a mix of commemoratives from the 1930s and a few foreign issues. Losing them felt like losing a piece of my grandfather’s memory, because those stamps carried his stories. I’ve retraced steps along College Street and Biltmore Avenue, hoping a passerby found them and tucked them away somewhere safe.
I'm Jamie Lee. I found a blue duffel bag of sports gear outside the Asheville Art Museum around 6:15 PM on Tuesday, near Pack Square Park. Inside are a neon green soccer ball, a basketball, a tennis racket, and a dusty gym bag with a name tag that reads 'A. Carter.' The zipper was half open and the gear looked recently dropped, as if someone paused for a moment and walked away. I left it where I found it, by the College Street entrance, hoping the owner will see this post.
I was wandering downtown Asheville near Pack Square Park around 11:15 a.m. on Wednesday when I realized my two brooches were missing from my coat pocket. One is a turquoise leaf, the other a tiny silver flower with delicate etching—my grandmother’s gift, and losing them hits harder than any trip ever could. I retraced steps past the Grove Arcade and along Church Street, asking the barista and the shopkeepers if anyone had seen them, but nothing turned up. If they’re found, I am hoping they are tucked away in a safe place waiting to come home.
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