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I realized my pins were missing this morning around 9:30 after grabbing coffee near Fayetteville Square on Dickson Street. I am pretty sure I sat on a bench by the little fountain and must have shrugged them off when I stood to check my bag. They are four enamel pins — a Razorback, a couple from trips last year, and one with a tiny compass. They are small, but they carry memories and a bit of me. If you found a small pin stash on or near that bench by the square, please help me bring them back.
On Monday at 11:10 a.m., I realized my stamp collection was missing from the top drawer of my Fayetteville apartment. I had been sorting stamps after a light rain and knocked the box as I reached for a notebook. The set includes a 1963 first-day cover and a small purple stamp from my grandfather’s era. I walked through the University of Arkansas campus, outside Old Main lawn, thinking about how those tiny pieces carried years of stories. They’re not just paper; they’re connection to family. If anyone found them around the campus, please keep them safe until I can get them back.
I was walking along Dickson Street around 7:45 PM on Saturday when I spotted a small stack of sheet music tucked under a bench outside the Walton Arts Center. It’s a blue binder with a few messy pencil markings and some pages curled from rain. The pages clearly belong to a pianist rehearsing here in Fayetteville; there are notes in the margins and a faint coffee scent from late-night practice. I can imagine the moment this belonged to someone who’s poured hours into this music. I’m holding onto it here, hoping the rightful owner will recognize it. Please reach out through the site to claim it.
I found a small bundle of dolls outside the Fayetteville Public Library on Dickson Street around 3:45 PM on Friday. They were stacked on a bench near the main entrance, a little dusty from the sidewalk. One wears a blue dress with white polka dots, another has a red coat and a yellow hat, and their yarn hair is a bit tangled. They look well-loved, like they belonged to a child who wandered off for a moment. I left them on the bench near the entrance and hoped someone would notice and claim them through the site.
I lost my shirts this past Sunday around 3:45 p.m., after helping friends move boxes near Fayetteville Downtown Square on West Dickson Street. They’re a soft blue tee with a vintage band print and two plain white tees with a small bleach stain I can’t recreate. I wore them to the Razorbacks game earlier that day, so they feel like a thread of home when I pull them on. I’m sick about this and keep circling the University of Arkansas campus and Dickson Street, hoping someone nearby picked them up.
Tuesday at 3:35 PM, I realized my two paintings were missing as I stepped out of the University of Arkansas campus toward Dickson Street. I had left them on the back seat of my car while I checked directions near the Town Center, and they vanished before I could turn back. The canvases are large—one shows a sunset over a barn, the other an abstract teal swirl—and they mean a lot to me. I retraced the sidewalks along Dickson Street and around the square, but I couldn't shake the sinking feeling. If anyone saw them, please know how much they matter to me.
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