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At 2:30 p.m. on Monday, I was rushing out of the Tyson Events Center lobby in downtown Sioux City after a client meeting and must have left my two black leather work cases on a chair by the entrance. One case is larger, with a red conference tag; the other has a dent on the corner and a sticker from a design firm. Inside are notes, a laptop charger, a leather notebook, and a USB drive containing draft contracts. I’m anxious about the documents in there and the personal sketches I’ve been using for weeks. I keep replaying the moment I stood up and headed toward the riverfront, hoping someone picked them up and saved them for me.
I found travel bags near the Sioux City Public Library on Court Street, right by the riverfront, this morning around 8:45 a.m. They are two large black rolling bags with a blue tag and a faded sticker from a summer trip. I carried them inside the library and left them at the lost-and-found desk, hoping the owner would see this post and claim them soon. Traveling can be stressful, and I’d want someone to do the same for me if I were in that spot.
Last Friday around 7:15 p.m., I was walking along the Missouri Riverfront and headed into the Tyson Events Center parking lot after a quick dog walk. I had taken off my two collars to adjust the tags and must have left them on the bench or in the back seat. I realized they were missing when I reached the car, and it's the only thing I care about now. The collars are blue with tiny silver tags and a small paw-print charm.
At about 6:15 PM yesterday, I found a pair of saxophones left on a bench by the Sioux City Riverfront Park, near the 4th Street crossing. The brass gleamed as the sunset faded, tucked inside a padded gig bag with a dented bell case beside it. I didn’t see any name tag, just a sticker from a local music shop and a few reeds rattling inside. I brought them to a safe spot and hoped the owner would recognize them by the serials or engraved initials when they search. It feels awful to see someone lose something so personal, and I want to help reunite these instruments with their owner.
I was walking home from the Sioux City Public Library on 4th Street this evening around 7:15 PM when I spotted a student ID lying on the sidewalk near the fountain. The card clearly belongs to a student, with a photo and school name visible, though I couldn't read every detail. I picked it up and brought it to the library desk, hoping the owner would notice it there. It felt important to return it rather than leave it behind.
Hi, I'm Noah Peterson. I found a violin outside the Orpheum Theatre in downtown Sioux City around 4:30 PM today. It was lying on a bench with a bow, rosin bag, and a dent on the case lid, tucked under a light post near the Main Street entrance. My gut told me someone was worried about it; I carried it to a safe spot near the Public Library steps, hoping it would reach its owner soon. The wood glows under the streetlamps, and the whole moment gave me goosebumps.
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