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Last night around 9:15 PM, I lost my dog near the Fargo Theatre on Broadway in downtown Fargo. He’s a small black-and-tan terrier mix, about 15 pounds, wearing a red collar with a blue tag. He’s friendly but can be skittish around traffic and strangers, and I’ve had him since he was a puppy. I’m worried sick and praying he found his way somewhere safe; the house feels empty without him, and I’m hoping someone might have seen him wander near the lights of Broadway.
I lost my DVDs after a movie at the Fargo Theatre. On Friday around 9:20 p.m., after a movie at the Fargo Theatre on 1st Avenue, I left my tote of DVDs on a chair in the lobby while I stepped out for a moment. When I returned, the chair was empty and the bag was gone. It holds about 15 titles—indie films, a few classics, a documentary I watch sometimes. I feel foolish and a bit unsettled; those discs are my go-to escape after long days. I hope someone who found them turned them in to the Fargo Theatre box office for safekeeping.
I left my aviants behind near Island Park at dusk, around 9:30 PM yesterday, while crossing the Red River's edge between Fargo and Moorhead. They’re two small parrots, one green with a yellow belly and the other with a blue tail—both curious and vocal. They respond to a couple of names I taught them, and I'm terrified they wandered off into the street lamps or around Moorhead side's flower beds. I’m asking for any sightings because these birds mean the world to me, and I can't picture our home without them chirping at the window. Please let them be safe and help me find them close to home.
Last Friday at 6:15 p.m., I had just finished a quick run-through at the Fargo Theatre on Broadway. My sheet music—penciled margins and a blue sticky note with my name—was left on a chair by the side door and disappeared during the intermission bustle. I wandered the aisles, checked under the orchestra pit, and peered at the red brick exterior as the marquee glowed, but it was gone. I’m anxious about tomorrow’s practice and hope it can be found soon, near where the show lights catch the page edges.
Hey there, I'm Avery Jensen. Saturday afternoon at 2:30 p.m., I was at West Acres Mall in Fargo and my pendants slipped from my necklace in the crowd. I hunted the mall from the food court to the arcade, but they’re gone. They’re a set of three silver charms on a delicate chain, meaningful as a grandmother’s gift and something I wear almost every day. If you found them, please reach out through the site—I’d be grateful to get them back.
Hi, I'm Emma Larson. I found a handheld gaming device and a small black console case outside the Fargo Theatre around 7:15 p.m. on a Friday, along the sidewalk on 1st Avenue in downtown Fargo. It looked like it had been tucked under a bench, with a blue charger tangled beside it. I picked it up and kept it safe, hoping the owner would see this listing and recognize their gear. It means a lot to me to help reunite someone with a bit of daily joy after a long day.
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