All lost and found items in Southwest MS
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Lost: Saxophones in Southwest MS.
On Friday night, around 11:20 p.m., I was wrapping up a small jazz jam near the Natchez Riverfront in Southwest MS, Mississippi. The two saxophones were in a soft black case with a silver zipper, tucked beside a bench near Canal Street by the Natchez Visitor Center. When I stood to stretch after the last note, they were gone. The memory of my mother’s first gig and the way the notes sang when I practiced as a kid haunt me in the quiet air. The river whispered and the streetlamps glowed, but the hollow space where the saxophones sat feels louder than any melody. If anyone found them near Canal Street or the Natchez Visitor Center, I’d be grateful for any word through the site.
LOST handheld and console in Southwest MS, Mississippi
My name is Cameron Reed, and last Friday around 6:45 PM I realized my handheld gaming device and a console were missing from my backpack while I was on Main Street in downtown Brookhaven. I’d paused near the courthouse for a quick bite, then stepped away and found the items gone. I retraced my steps, asked a few shop owners, but nothing turned up. This device is my way to unwind after long shifts, so it means a lot to me to recover it. If you found them, please reply to this post so we can coordinate through the site.
Lost rabbits in Southwest MS
I was unloading groceries at around 4:20 p.m. last Saturday near the courthouse square in Brookhaven when my two rabbits slipped from their carrier. They’re both young: one white with gray spots, the other brown with a distinct ear patch. I’ve had them since they were tiny, and the kids are worried they’re out there by themselves somewhere. It feels like a cold knot in my stomach at night, thinking of them cold and hungry. If you’ve seen two rabbits hopping toward Willow Street or the park area behind the courthouse, please help me bring them home.
Found skirts near Natchez Visitor Center
On Saturday at 9:47 AM, I spotted a small pile of skirts on a bench by the Natchez Visitor Center, near the riverfront. There were three skirts: a navy pencil, a floral wrap, and a light denim A-line. They looked recently worn but clean, as if dropped in the morning bustle. I picked them up and kept them together in a tote so they wouldn’t get separated. If these skirts belong to you, this post might help you reconnect with them.
Lost holiday decorations near the town square
I was tidying up after decorating the house when I realized my holiday decorations were missing. I last saw them around 7:15 PM yesterday in the driveway of my Southwest MS home on Main Street, near the town square. The set includes a string of red-and-green lights, a brass star, and several handmade ornaments that belonged to my grandmother. Those decorations carry a lot of family memories, and I am hurt to think they have been taken. If you have seen anything or picked them up by mistake, I would be grateful for their return.
Found CDs on Natchez riverfront boardwalk
Hi, I’m Scarlett Martin. I found a stack of CDs on the Natchez riverfront boardwalk around 3:15 PM today, tucked behind a bench by the Canal Street overlook. They’re in a weather-worn black tote, scratched sleeves, with a mix of indie rock, classic soundtracks, and a few jazz records peeking out. I’m posting here in case the owner recognizes the cover art or the way the case smells like rain and old paper.
LOST: Chargers in Southwest MS
Hi, I’m Tammy Reed. I lost my chargers this afternoon; they’re a black braided cord set with a teal adapter. I was on Main Street in Brookhaven around 3:45 PM Tuesday, after grabbing a bite at a deli, when I realized they were gone from the car seat. Those chargers are essential for my laptop and phone while I’m on the road in Southwest MS, and I feel stranded without them in this heat. If you found them near the old courthouse on Main Street or by Pike Plaza, please hold onto them until I can get back to town.
Lost postcards from Natchez town square
I was in Natchez, Southwest Mississippi, around 3:15 PM on Saturday, jotting notes to send to my grandmother and waiting near the Natchez Town Square. I set a small stack of vintage postcards on a bench by the Natchez Visitor Center and forgot to pick them up before we walked away. The cards date from the 1950s to 1960s, with handwritten messages on the backs and scenes of the riverfront and Canal Street. It feels like a piece of my family's history slipped away, and I hope someone found them and kept them safe.
Lost sheet music in Southwest MS
I LOST a folder of sheet music I’d been using for my recital practice. I was at the downtown library in Hattiesburg around 6:45 p.m. yesterday when I realized the green binder labeled Chamber Choir - 2024 was missing. The pages are fragile and some have my handwriting in the margins, including a marked tempo for a Bach chorale. This music carries memories of concerts with my late grandmother, and I’m desperate to have it back.
Lost driver's license near Natchez Town Square fountain
Last Friday around 6:15 pm, I realized my driver's license was missing while I stood by the Natchez Town Square fountain after grabbing a coffee. I retraced my steps along Main Street, checked the benches, and asked a couple shop owners, but it didn’t turn up. The thought of identity theft is weighing on me, and I’m hoping it will be found by someone kind who knows to drop it here. If you found it, please reach out through this site so we can arrange its return.
Lost belts in Natchez riverfront
On Saturday at 11:20 a.m., I was strolling the Natchez riverfront near Canal Street when I realized my two belts were missing from the tote I was carrying. One is a black leather belt with a brass buckle; the other is a blue fabric belt with a silver stripe. I had just visited the Natchez Visitor Center and taken a few photos along the river, and I must have left them near the bench by the boat landing. These belts were gifts from my mother, and losing them feels like losing a piece of home. If anyone found them, please hold them for me until I can reclaim them.
Lost GPS devices near Natchez riverfront
I realized around 6:45 PM on Sunday that my GPS devices were missing after I left the CVS on Canal Street in Natchez. I retraced my steps along the Mississippi Riverfront toward the old Natchez Under-the-Hill area, checking the sidewalks and the parking lot by the Natchez Visitor Center. The two devices are in a matte black case with a blue zipper; I last saw them near the curb beside a gray sedan. I feel anxious and frustrated because those gadgets save my road-trip logs and help me navigate when I’m out of cell service. If someone found them, I hope they kept them safe until I can get them back.
Lost: Passports in Southwest Mississippi
Last Thursday around 4:45 PM, I realized my passports were missing from my backpack after I left the Natchez Visitor Center along the Natchez Trace Parkway in Natchez, Mississippi. I had been taking photos of the riverfront and chatting with a local guide; I must have left them on a bench near the entrance. They’re in a black passport holder with a blue cover and my name printed inside. I’m anxious about travel plans next week and fear someone could misuse them—please know they are extremely important to me.
LOST: Equipment for Various Sports near town square
I’m a weekend athlete who misplaced my sports gear after Friday night practice. At 6:15 PM I last had it near the outdoor courts off the town square in Southwest Mississippi, right behind the courthouse steps. It’s a mixed bag: a black duffel with a red strap, a bright blue water bottle, a basketball, and shin guards tucked inside. My heart sank when I realized it wasn’t in the gym bag where I’d left it. These items are my go-to setup for weekend pickup, and I’m really hoping someone found them and held onto them by the benches. If you saw a bulky black bag by the benches, please take a look— I would recognize it by the faded logo on the bag.
Found: Pins near Natchez Visitor Center.
I found these pins this afternoon, around 4:15 p.m. on Sunday, near the Natchez Visitor Center along Canal Street. I was strolling back to my car after a quick coffee when I spotted a small cluster of bright pins lying on the curb. They look like someone dressed up a jacket or a hat for a local event, so I couldn’t just leave them there. I tucked them into my bag and kept them safe since then, hoping the owner will see this post and recognize them. If these are yours, I’ll be glad to help you reconnect through the site.