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Grey tote bag with red interior
I found a grey canvas tote bag this afternoon around 3:15pm on Higgins Avenue, right outside Caras Park near the pedestrian bridge. It’s a medium tote, about 14x11 inches, with a bright red lining that peeks out when you unzip. There’s a small brown leather patch on the front that says 'Evergreen Co.' and a blue tassel keychain on the zipper. The corners show a little wear from daily use. Inside I spotted a folded umbrella, a spiral notebook with a laminated photo of a golden retriever, and a set of apartment keys on a black lanyard. If this bag belongs to you, I’d really like to get it back. I can meet you downtown or drop it at the Missoula Police Department non-emergency desk—whatever works.
Lost black canvas messenger bag with bright green accents near the river while hiking in Missoula, containing personal items.
I lost a black canvas messenger bag with bright green accents while hiking around Missoula. It contains some personal items, including a small notebook and a water bottle. I believe I may have set it down by the river for a moment. Reward offered for its safe return!
Gray canvas tote with blue bear pin
I lost my gray canvas tote bag yesterday around 3pm near the Wilma Theatre on Main Street in Missoula. It's a medium-sized bag with sturdy black straps, a small coffee stain near the bottom, and a blue enamel bear pin on the front pocket. Inside there's a red Moleskine notebook, a reusable water bottle, and a slim wallet. This bag has sentimental value—it was my sister's and I used it almost every day for interviews around town. If someone found it, please get in touch; I’d really appreciate getting it back.
Black leather tote with hummingbird charm
I found a black pebbled leather tote yesterday around 3pm in the parking lot behind the Missoula Public Library on Higgins Ave. It's a medium-sized bag, about 14 by 11 inches, with gold-tone hardware and a bright pink lining you can glimpse when you open the top. The zipper pull has a small white enamel hummingbird charm and there's a tiny tag inside with the initials 'S.R.'—really distinctive. Bags like this clearly hold lots of daily life stuff, and I’d love to see the owner get it back; I’m sure it means a lot.
Black Yamaha PSR-E373 61-key keyboard
I lost my black Yamaha PSR-E373 61-key keyboard yesterday around 3pm. It’s a compact, portable setup—the kind you slide into a soft gig bag, about the size of a laptop, with a few scrapes along the front edge from gigs. On the back there's a small blue sticker with the initials AY, and there's a tiny dent in the bottom-right corner. I last had it outside the Wilma on Main Street in downtown Missoula after a quick street set near the Higgins Ave crosswalk. This keyboard means a lot to me for practice and gigs—sentimental and essential. If you found it, drop a message here in the app and we can arrange a pickup around that area.
Lost: Equipment for various sports near Caras Park, Missoula
I realized my equipment for various sports was missing after a pickup game near Caras Park and the Higgins Ave footbridge at 7:15 PM. The bag is a gray duffel with a faded red zipper and a few stickers that used to brighten it up. It holds a pair of soccer cleats, a tennis racket, shin guards, and a whistle, all the gear I rotate through for different sports. If you happened to come across it in that area, I’d be grateful to get it back; I’m posting here to help reconnect with my stuff.
Lost Travel Adapters in Missoula
This morning at 8:15 a.m. I realized my travel adapters were missing from my backpack after checking out of a hotel near Caras Park in Missoula. I had set them on the desk last night and somehow they didn’t make it into my bag this morning. I walked the length of Higgins Avenue toward the Clark Fork River, stopping into a café I’d visited for coffee, but I didn’t see them. They’re small gray adapters with a familiar tangle of cords, essential for keeping my devices charged on this trip. If anyone found them, the site is the right channel to connect us.