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I was walking back from the riverfront trail near the Tropicana Evansville at about 5:15 p.m. last Friday when I spotted a small black pouch tucked under a bench. Inside were several adapters—USB-C, an HDMI dongle, and a couple of spare plugs. It looked like someone was in the middle of a project and must have left it behind in the bustle of the riverfront crowd. I’m posting here to reunite these adapters with their owner. If this sounds like yours, please reply through the site and we’ll arrange a safe meetup near the riverfront. I know how frustrating it is to lose tiny parts that matter.
Last Tuesday at 9:15 a.m., I realized my Devices were missing from my backpack while crossing Main Street toward the Ford Center downtown Evansville. I had set the bag down briefly near the entrance and by the time I turned around they were gone. The set included a black laptop, a silver tablet, and a charger with a blue cord; the bag itself is a standard canvas with a faded logo on the front. I'm a freelance designer juggling several deadlines, and losing these devices has me scrambling to finish work on time. If someone found them, please share where they were left so I can recover them.
I LOST my hand tools and I’m really hoping to get them back before Monday. I was at the Ohio Riverfront Park, near the Ford Center pedestrian bridge, around 2:45 PM on Saturday when I last had them in my tote. By the time I retraced my steps, the tote was gone and the hand tools—hammer, pliers, screwdrivers, and a tape measure—disappeared along with a small blue tool bag. They’re not fancy, but they’re my go-to set for home repairs, and I’d feel a bit lost without them.
I was walking along the riverwalk behind the Ford Center at 11:15 this morning when I spotted a neat stack of trading cards lying under a bench. The stack looks like a mix of baseball and fantasy cards, some in protective sleeves and a few bent from being shuffled around. They clearly belong to someone who cared for them, and I felt a little tug to help get them back to the owner. I posted this here to help reunite them with their rightful owner.
I was jogging along the Evansville Riverfront at 7:30 a.m. on Saturday when two GPS devices slipped from my pocket and vanished between the benches near the Tropicana Evansville casino on Riverside Drive. They both hold essential maps for work trips and a few saved routes, so losing them is more frustrating than I expected. One device has a black silicone case with the initials 'N.H.' in white, the other is a silver model with a scratched screen. If someone picked them up, please let me know through the site so I can retrieve them and get back to my day.
I spent Friday evening helping decorate the block near Sunset Park on West Franklin Street in Evansville, Indiana. After we wrapped up around 7:40 p.m., I loaded the garland, string lights, and a red Santa hat into a green storage tote and headed to my car. When I got home, I realized the tote hadn't made it into the back seat—it's possible I left it behind somewhere along West Franklin Street by Sunset Park. The tote is a sturdy Rubbermaid with a dented lid and a faded 'Patricia’s Decorations' label. Those decorations are sentimental, and I’m hoping they turn up soon.
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