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Hey, I’m Taylor Reed. I left my gym bags behind in the locker room at the YMCA on 4th Street in La Crosse around 6:40 p.m. after a sweaty workout. I must’ve doubled back to grab a water bottle and forgot them. The bags are gray with a blue zipper and have my name on a sticker. Inside are a pair of running shoes, a hoodie, and a towel that always smells like pine. I’m anxious about the contents because I’ve got a busy week ahead and I’d hate to lose something irreplaceable.
I realized my black running shoes were missing around 6:50 PM on Tuesday after a quick jog along the riverside trail at Riverside Park in La Crosse. I retraced toward the skate park and the park’s shelter, but they weren’t there. They’re well-worn sneakers with white soles and a small blue mark on the heel, my go-to pair for workouts. If someone found them by the pavilion or near the river overlook, I’d appreciate a quick note on the site so I can pick them up.
LOST Hoops. I stepped out of Pearl Street Bar & Grill on Main Street around 5:40 p.m. Tuesday and realized my gold hoop earrings were gone. I’d been talking with a friend near Riverside Park, and I probably brushed against a gust that knocked them loose. I walked the block twice, checked the sidewalks and benches, and even peered behind a bike rack, but they vanished. Those hoops are my daily comfort, and I’m hoping someone picked them up and kept them safe. If you found them, please drop them off at the downtown lost-and-found.
At 5:30 PM this past Friday I was walking out from the La Crosse Center and realized my work cases were missing. I had set them down briefly by the Riverside Park entrance near the Mississippi River while I adjusted my backpack. The cases are black leather with my initials EC on the zipper and a few project notes peeking out. I’m stressed about deadlines and the thought of lost work is weighing on me. If someone picked them up, I’d be grateful to have them back where they belong.
I was sitting on a bench near Riverside Park, La Crosse, just after 6:50 p.m. last Friday when my sheet music for a Chopin nocturne slid from my binder and disappeared into the grass and trees around the riverfront. The pages have a green cover, with a coffee stain on the corner and a few dog-eared practice marks. Losing it felt like I misplaced a part of my routine and my mood dropped with the river breeze. If you found it, please keep it safe by the bandstand area so I can retrieve it when I return to practice.
I found a stack of photographs on a bench at Riverside Park around 4:15 pm yesterday. Most are black-and-white, likely from the 1960s, showing a family at a fair and a child on a red bicycle. The backs are scrawled with names I can barely read, and one edge is torn. I picked them up because they clearly mattered to someone, and I want to help them get back to the right hands.
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