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Lost Driver's License in San Angelo
On Tuesday at 1:15 p.m., I realized I lost my driver's license after I stepped out of the Fort Concho National Historic Landmark gift shop along the Concho River Walk. I had been waiting by the benches, admiring the reflections on the water, and I must have left the wallet on a bench near the Fort Concho Museum steps. It’s a brown leather wallet with a blue lining and my license card inside, the one I need for an upcoming job interview. I’m feeling a mix of frustration and worry, hoping someone might have turned it in near the river walk behind Fort Concho so I can get back to life and go about my travel plans.
Lost black leather handbag with a unique silver keychain having initials, left on a bench at San Angelo City Park.
I accidentally left my black leather handbag on the bench at the San Angelo City Park yesterday around 3 PM. It has some of my personal belongings including my wallet and phone. There’s a unique silver keychain attached that has my initials on it. I really hope someone finds it and can return it to me.
Tan Coach tote with blue tassel
I lost my tan Coach tote yesterday around 3pm near the Cactus Hotel on Beauregard Ave in downtown San Angelo. It's a medium-sized pebbled leather tote with a detachable brown strap and gold hardware, and there are a few scuffs on the bottom corner. Inside, there's my wallet, a lavender scarf tucked in the inner pocket, and a blue tassel keychain clipped to the zipper. This bag has sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother—and I'm really hoping to get it back; if anyone found it, please reach out.
Blue insulin pen in gray case with red heart sticker
I lost my blue insulin pen in a gray zippered case with a bright red heart sticker yesterday around 3pm near the Cactus Hotel on Beauregard Street in downtown San Angelo. The case is about the size of a small wallet and has a few faint scratches, with the pen showing a tiny dent near the cap. Inside, I kept a glucose meter and a handful of test strips. This pen is time-sensitive, and it has sentimental value - it's the one I started using after my dad passed away. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate meeting up near the downtown library or the Cactus Hotel to return it.
Found Travel Visas in San Angelo
At 1:15 p.m. last Friday, I found a stack of travel visas tucked under a bench along the Concho River Walk near Fort Concho in San Angelo. They were clearly important, with stamps and dates visible, but there was no name tag. I felt a mix of concern and responsibility for whoever lost them. I kept the papers safe and looked around for a wallet or ID that might tie them to a person, but nothing turned up. I'm posting here in hopes the owner sees this and can describe the visas and dates to confirm ownership. It would be a relief to return them to the right person.