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I was walking along Center Street by the Reno Arch around 7:15 PM on a Friday when I spotted a pile of framed paintings tucked under a bench. The canvases ranged from bright landscapes to moody city scenes, some with dust from the street. A small, faded gallery sticker on one frame showed a name I couldn't match to any owner I know. I asked a couple of passersby but no one claimed them, and the relief mingled with worry—these clearly belong to someone who probably needs them back after a long day.
I was strolling along the Reno Riverwalk by Wingfield Park around 9:15 a.m. when a clutch of puppies trotted up to me, all eyes big and tails wagging. They’re a mix of tan and white, one with a frayed blue collar that’s missing its tag. I stayed with them near the benches while I called in the sighting and kept them calm, figuring out where to take them next. My heart sank at the thought of a worried owner, and I hope this helps bring them back to a loving home soon.
Last night around 7:30 p.m., I realized my gym clothes were missing after a workout at the Reno Tahoe Fitness Center. They live in a dusty blue duffel: a blue hoodie, black leggings, and a neon-green tee, all balled up together. I must have dropped them as I walked toward Wingfield Park along the Truckee River, near West 2nd Street. I’m stressed about having clean clothes for an early flight and feel unsettled without them. If you found them, thank you for keeping them safe.
I was strolling along the Reno Riverwalk at 4:15 PM on Tuesday when I spotted a pair of radios sitting on a bench by the Reno Arch. They’re boxy, with weathered black casings and a couple of scratches along the edges. One has a small red sticker from a local radio club, the other a faded label. I picked them up with a sense of duty, tucked them under my arm, and kept an eye on the crowd while the light turned green. It felt odd to think someone might be looking for these. If they’re yours, they’ll be here on the site for you to claim.
Last Saturday around 7:30 p.m., I realized my navy suit was missing after I stepped out of the Peppermill on Virginia Street in Reno. It's a navy two-piece set—blazer with a thin pinstripe and matching trousers, size 40 regular. I remember walking past the casino porte-cochere and toward the Riverwalk, hoping a kind stranger kept them safe. I'm anxious about an upcoming interview and hopeful someone picked them up to keep them safe until I could find them.
I was walking along the Truckee River near Wingfield Park around 6:45 p.m. when I spotted two parrots perched on a lamppost, chirping and looking around as if they were checking out the crowd. They were bright green with blue-tinged tails and lively yellow beaks; one stretched a wing as a car passed by, then settled back for a moment of quiet. I kept a safe distance and guided them to a grassy patch away from traffic, hoping they'd feel safe. They seemed well cared for, not feral, and I wanted to help reunite them with their owner.
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