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Lost black basketball with unique painted designs and initials at Riverside Park.
I lost a black basketball that I painted myself while playing at the Riverside Park in Little Rock. It has some unique designs and my initials on it. I think it fell out of my bag when I got up to leave. I really hope someone can find it since it means a lot to me!
Gray Anker power bank with orange cable
I lost my gray Anker PowerCore 10,000mAh portable charger. It's in a black silicone bumper and I loop a neon-orange USB-C cable around it. The back has a small sticker with my initials 'PP'. It has a few micro-scratches on the top where the badge sits. I last had it yesterday around 3pm after grabbing a coffee at the Starbucks on West 2nd Street in Little Rock, near the Clinton Presidential Library, and I realized it was missing as I was loading my bag in the River Market area parking lot. This charger powers my laptop for late-night study sessions, so it feels urgent. If someone found it, please contact me—I'd be really grateful to get it back.
Found keyboards near River Market District
Today around 3:15 pm I found a pair of keyboards outside the Clinton Presidential Center, near the River Market entrance in Little Rock. They sat unattended on a bench with a black carrying bag tucked behind them. They’re two full-sized keyboards, both black, one with a white cat sticker and a small dent on the corner. I waited a minute to see if anyone would come looking, but no one did, and I brought them inside hoping the owner would recognize them.
Lost quilts in Little Rock
I lost my quilts on Tuesday around 5:15 p.m. in the SoMa area near Riverfront Park in Little Rock. They’re two handmade quilts, one patchwork in blues and creams, the other a red floral with a frayed edge. I had them in a tote bag after helping a neighbor move a sofa along West Markham Street. They mean a lot to me—my grandmother’s stitching and a few winter memories—and I’ve been thinking about them since I realized they weren’t in the tote. If anyone saw them, I’d be grateful; I’m hoping they’re tucked behind a chair at a cafe near the River Market or left on a bus bench by the Little Rock Central Library.