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I lost two pet rabbits at 6:15 p.m. on Tuesday near Riverfront Park in Lynchburg. One is a white rabbit with a gray ear; the other is brown with dark spots. They bolted from their carrier while I was walking from the grocery store toward the park's gazebo, and I couldn't reel them in. I'm a mess with worry because my kids adore them and named them Snowflake and Cocoa. If you see them anywhere around the hedges by the gazebo, please let me know through the site.
I was strolling along Riverfront Park in Lynchburg around 3:45 pm on Sunday when I spotted a small amber bottle sitting on a bench. The label was blurred, and the bottle looked recently dropped, so I picked it up and kept it handy just in case. It contains medication in a standard pharmacy bottle with a childproof cap. I’m sharing this so the rightful owner can be reunited with it through the site.
Tuesday afternoon, around 3:45 PM, I was walking along Campbell Avenue toward Riverfront Park, near the Lynchburg Community Market, when I realized my wallet felt lighter and my driver's license was missing from the back pocket. I retraced my steps along Adams Street and downtown, but I didn’t see it. The license is a Virginia photo ID with a small crease along the corner. I'm anxious about replacing it and the hassles of verification, and I'm hoping it turns up with someone honest. If you happened to pick it up, I’d be grateful for its return so I can sort things out and keep moving.
Hi, I'm Grace Mitchell. I lost a stack of postcards during a weekend wander in Lynchburg. I last had them at 4:15 PM Saturday, sitting on a bench near the Riverfront Park overlook along Jefferson Street, with the James River flashing blue beyond the railing. The cards are a mix of vintage seaside views and grainy street scenes, some ink faded, others still bright. A thin red string bound them together; I included a photo of a lighthouse from Percival's Island Trail. They aren’t valuable beyond memory, but they mean the world to me. If they turn up on a bench or in a tote along the Riverwalk, I’d be grateful to know they’re back in circulation.
Hi, I’m Sophia Bennett. Last Saturday around 9:45 p.m., I left two sculptures on a bench by the fountain at Riverfront Park in downtown Lynchburg while I chatted with a friend. They’re two pieces: one bronze figure about two feet tall, and a glass orb mounted on a silver stand. When I turned back, they were gone. I’m heartbroken because the pieces were meant for a community show tomorrow, and I’m worried they’ll be damaged or stolen. If you saw anything around Riverfront Park by the James River, or if someone handed them in to the park office, please let me know and I’ll come for them.
Last Sunday at 3:45 p.m., I left a box of holiday decorations on the front porch of my apartment on Jefferson Street in Lynchburg. A gust knocked the lid, and the garlands, a wreath, and a string of lights slid toward Court Street near the Lynchburg Market. I walked that route and the courthouse lawn twice, but nothing turned up. They are not fancy, just memories from family gatherings. I miss the glow they give our home and the sense of Christmas we try to keep alive. If you saw them, please think of us.
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