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I was walking the Del Rio riverfront near the International Bridge around 4:15 p.m. Saturday when I spotted a weathered black violin case lying by the path. Inside were two violins, one peg a touch loose and rosin dust on the strings, clearly cared for by a player who understands their craft. It felt like a moment paused in someone's busy day—like a gig was about to start and the owner left it behind in public. I checked for a name tag but found nothing. I am posting here hoping the rightful owner sees this and claims it; I have left the case untouched at the spot where I found it.
I was wrapping up a late conference call at 9:15 PM yesterday and left my two carry-ons on a bench by the Del Rio Riverfront near Riverside Park. When I returned, the bags were gone and the streetlights turned the water a molten gold in the dusk. One bag is black with a red stripe along the zipper; the other is a blue rolling bag with a worn tag. Inside are work documents and a few outfits I had hoped to wear for a flight home. I am anxious and worried, because this trip hinges on those bags, and I hope someone found them and kept them safe until I can get them back.
Around 6:40 PM on Thursday, I found a handheld and a console tucked under a bench at the Del Rio side near the International Bridge, with the Rio Grande slipping quietly in the dusk. The black case bore a few stickers and a cracked screen protector, evidence of a long day of gaming and travel. I can imagine someone growing frustrated when a moment of downtime turns into a missing item, and I felt a duty to help reunite them. I’m sharing this so the owner can reconnect with their device through the site.
I was leaving the Del Rio Public Library area on 2nd Street around 5:15 PM last Saturday when I realized my flute case was missing from my bag. Those flutes were my grandmother's and they're tied to every recital I give now; they felt like a piece of home. I retraced my steps along the riverfront near the border crossing and asked a few shopkeepers, but I didn't see them again. If anyone found them, please keep them safe—I'll be grateful beyond words.
I'm Diego Ramirez, and I lost a small pouch of coins this afternoon around 4:30 p.m. at Del Rio's Riverside Park along the Rio Grande. The coins are a mix of old Mexican pieces and a handful of U.S. quarters, a keepsake from my abuela. I was walking the riverwalk near the gazebo by the riverfront when I realized the pouch was gone from my pocket. This is a LOST item for me, and I'm hoping someone found them and held onto them.
Last Friday at about 7:45 p.m., I realized my bed sheets were gone after a quick load at the Del Rio laundromat on Main Street. I think I left them on a bench near the Rio Grande riverfront park after I sat down to check my phone. They’re a plain white queen-size set, a bit worn at the corners from years of use. I’m heading to Eagle Pass tomorrow morning and could really use them in the motel room. If you found them, please message the site so I can get them back near the riverfront.
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