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I was walking along Crockett Street outside the Strand Theatre when I spotted a folder of sheet music on a bench. It was around 4:20 p.m. yesterday, with the late-spring sun glinting off brick storefronts. Inside were clear piano pieces and a pencil note with a name I couldn’t quite read, so I picked it up and kept it safe for now. If this music belongs to someone, I’d be glad to see it back with the player who needs it.
My name is Maya Dupre, and I lost my chokers during a night out in Shreveport on Tuesday around 7:15 p.m. I was walking along Festival Plaza by the Red River when a gust of wind loosened the set from my neck and they vanished into the crowd. They’re three delicate silver chokers on a dark velvet cord, with tiny charms that meant a lot to me. I retraced the riverwalk and checked the benches by the Wall of Fame, but nothing turned up. If someone found them, it would mean the world to have them back.
On Tuesday around 6:15 p.m., I realized my document holders were missing after I walked along the Shreveport Riverfront Park by the Red River. They are black leather with two inner pockets and a small blue stamp on the corner. I felt a jolt of panic, thinking about the critical IDs and travel docs inside. If someone happened to spot them nearby, I’d be grateful for any help in keeping them safe until the owner can recover them.
I was cleaning out the hamster cage at my apartment on Spring Street when a loose panel let them slip out around 3:10 p.m. Monday. My two hamsters—Nibbles and Puffy—are tiny, golden-brown with white paws, and one wears a little blue harness. I chased their quick scurries along the hall, out the back door, and toward the riverfront behind the old depot. I’m worried sick that they’ll wander farther on a windy day, and I just want them safely back in their cage where they belong.
Hi, I’m Casey Dupree. I last saw my old model train around 7:15 PM Friday near Festival Plaza along the Shreveport riverfront. It’s a small brass locomotive with a blue stripe and a dent on the tender, the kind my dad and I tinkered with for hours on end. Losing it feels like losing a piece of home, a tangible memory of family evenings and pretend rail yards in our living room. If you happened to see a tiny blue-striped train around the riverfront, that’s mine.
Hi, I’m Mia Carter. I lost my Canines last night around 9:15 p.m. near the riverfront by the Louisiana Boardwalk in Shreveport. They’re two small brown-and-white terrier mixes: one wears a blue collar with a silver tag, the other a red collar. I’ve spent hours scanning the lights along the boardwalk and the parking lots, and my heart is heavy with worry because they’re my whole world. If you saw them wandering near the ferris wheel or the food stalls, please help by keeping an eye out or letting the site notify me that they’ve been found.
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