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I’m Avery Reed, and I was in Dothan last Sunday around 6:10 PM after a family picnic at Landmark Park. While loading my SUV, I realized my Tank Accessories were missing from the cargo area—two chrome fittings, a black cap, and a small pressure gauge. We had parked near the Landmark Park entrance, and I remember chatting with my sister by the car; when I turned back to grab a blanket, they vanished. If you found them, please help me reconnect them through the site; I’d be grateful to get them back.
I was unloading my sculptures after a small pop-up show near the Dothan Civic Center around 3:45 p.m. on Friday when a gust of wind swung the crates and I stepped away to fetch a helper. By the time I returned, the crates were gone and the sculptures with them. They are two bronze figures, roughly 24 and 28 inches tall, one with a chipped base and a slightly faded patina. They are not just artwork to me; they are years of work and a big show in the works. If anyone saw them, please contact me through the site so we can recover them.
I found these carry-ons outside the Dothan Regional Airport's main entrance this morning around 11:45 a.m. There are two bags: a black hard-shell suitcase with a red strap and a gray duffel bag. I checked for identifying tags, but there wasn’t anything obvious. I turned them in at the airport lost-and-found to do the right thing and hope the owner sees this listing soon. Please check the site for next steps, and thanks for helping reunite someone with their belongings.
Last Friday around 8:45 p.m., I realized my appliances were missing from my car in the parking lot outside the Walmart Supercenter on West Main Street in Dothan. I had stacked a few small appliances—mostly a toaster, a portable blender, and a coffee maker—that I was taking to a friend's house. I must have left them in the cart area near electronics after unloading groceries. They mean more to me than just kitchen stuff; these are family keepsakes that remind me of Sunday breakfasts with my grandma. If anyone saw a stray bag or a cart left behind in that area, please let me know.
I was cleaning the rabbit enclosure on Sunday at 3:40 p.m., the gate slipped open and my two rabbits bolted toward Westgate Park. One is white with a gray tail and black ears; the other is light brown with a flopped ear. I spent hours walking the park's sidewalks, calling their names, and checking neighbors on West Main Street and the play area by the duck pond. I'm heartbroken thinking of them scared and alone in the green dusk, but I'm holding onto hope that someone may have picked them up and kept them safe until I could return.
Last Friday at about 4:15 p.m., I found these travel adapters under a bench near the Landmark Park entrance on South Oates Street in Dothan. They were in a small black mesh pouch with a few different plug types and a coiled charger cord. I know how frustrating it is to lose a charger while traveling, so I kept them safe and decided to post here instead of tossing them in the lost-and-found bin. If the owner recognizes them, I hope you will see this and claim them here on the site.
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