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Hi, I'm Daniel Brooks. I found a pair of gold studs on a bench near the Strand Theatre in downtown Shreveport this afternoon around 2:30 PM. They were lying on a napkin outside a coffee shop along Texas Street by the riverwalk. I picked them up to keep them safe and brought them to the cafe counter, hoping the owner will see this post. They look new and deserve to be worn again by the person who lost them.
I was loading gear after a late afternoon rehearsal at 3:20 pm yesterday near the Strand Theatre along the Red River in Shreveport. We had two wooden xylophones on a rolling cart, and I must have left them behind while we hustled to fit the van. The river breeze carried a hint of humidity and the sidewalks echoed with distant music from nearby clubs. I feel anxious because those instruments are used in our community programs, and they aren’t easily replaced.
I was walking home from a late rehearsal around 4:15 p.m. yesterday, and I spotted a weathered stack of sheet music lying on a bench near the Strand Theatre on Crockett Street in Shreveport. The pages are worn and creased, with a faded cover that reads 'Chamber Classics' in cursive. A pencil dedication sits in the margin: 'To Marta, from Dad.' It felt like a message left behind by someone who cares deeply about their music. I tucked it into my tote and stood there a moment, imagining a performer or student waiting for this very score. I’m posting it here in the hopes the owner will recognize their markings and claim it for tonight’s rehearsal.
Last Friday, around 5:42 PM, I was sorting photos in the living room of my Shreveport apartment when a small blue envelope slipped from my bag. They’re my family’s photographs, many from trips along the Red River and a few black-and-white portraits from the 1960s. I’d spread them out on the coffee table at Festival Plaza, near the Riverfront, and now I can’t stop thinking about where they could be. Those faces carry the stories of my mom and grandparents, and losing them feels like losing a piece of home. Please help me bring them back to the album where they belong.
I was walking along the Shreveport Riverfront near Esplanade Street at 3:15 p.m. on Tuesday, May 5, when a gust swept from my pocket and a handful of coins skittered across the concrete. I gathered most of them, but a copper penny and a small coin with my grandfather's WWII service dates are still missing. Those coins feel like a piece of family history I can’t replace. I hope they’re nearby, waiting to be found by someone who understands. If you found them, please send a note through the site so I can reunite them with their memories.
At about 6:15 PM yesterday, I realized my CDs were lost after a quick moment along the Shreveport Riverfront. I had them in a black slipcase tucked in my backpack, then stepped away to snap a photo by the river and lights came on. I retraced my steps along the benches and boardwalk, but the case wasn’t there. Those discs are a mix of indie rock and a few jazz standards with sentimental value from road trips with friends, and I’m hoping they’re somewhere safe with a kind passerby.
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