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I lost two terrariums on Tuesday around 5:30 pm at Smothers Park along Owensboro’s riverfront. They’re two small glass terrariums with copper frames—one with bright moss and a tiny plastic frog, the other with a little succulent scene and a blue beetle figurine. They’re part of a small home project that helps me unwind after long days, so it’s a bummer to be without them. If you found them, I’d be grateful to see them back on my shelf through the site.
LOST Skirts: I’m posting because I lost my skirts after a community fitness class in Owensboro, Kentucky. I noticed the loss around 3:15 p.m. today near Smothers Park, by the riverwalk. They’re a simple mix of navy, charcoal, and gray skirts with elastic waistbands—nothing flashy, but they’re important for work and routine. If you see anything that resembles these, please check this listing; I’m hoping to get them back where they belong.
Sunday at 8:45 a.m., I finished a morning jog along the Owensboro Riverfront and realized my backpack with two devices was gone. It held my work laptop and a small tablet, plus the charger—things I rely on for daily deadlines and keeping in touch with family. I’m anxious about the data and missed calls, and I keep replaying where I might have dropped it around Smothers Park. If someone found them, I hope they’ll do the right thing and return them so I can get back to work and my people.
Today around 2:20 PM, I was strolling along the Owensboro riverfront near Smothers Park and spotted a blue duffel bag sitting unattended on a bench. Inside were a mix of gear for multiple sports: soccer balls, a basketball, a pair of cleats, a whistle, and a gym towel. There are no ID tags, just a rough roster scribbled on a scrap of paper. I left it by the bench for now, hoping the owner will see this listing and recognize their stuff.
I was strolling along the Owensboro Riverfront near Smothers Park by the Ohio River when I found an airline ticket wedged behind a bench around 4:50 pm today. The ticket is creased and the name is faded, but you can tell it was used for a recent trip and it carries someone else’s plan for the week. It felt like a small clue in someone’s day, and I wanted to do the right thing by setting it aside where it might be found. I hope this helps the owner reconnect with their travels.
Yesterday around 2:45 p.m., I realized my two USB drives were missing from my backpack after I stopped for coffee near the riverfront in Owensboro. I had been walking along Frederica Street toward Smothers Park when I noticed they were gone. The drives hold work files and a small family archive, and I am anxious they will be found by someone who cannot tell their value. If you saw a blue USB case on the ground near Smothers Park, please keep it safe; I would really appreciate their return.
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