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At about 5:40 p.m. last Friday, I found a small stack of postcards tucked behind a bench near the Patee House Museum in downtown St. Joseph. The corners were worn and the stamps looked faded, like a peek into someone’s old memories. I could tell they were someone’s keepsakes—handwritten notes on the backs and a city stamp from years ago. It felt a bit like stumbling on a quiet diary, and I wanted to help reunite it with its owner. If these belong to you, I’ll pass them along through the site so they can be claimed.
On Sunday around 2:30 p.m., I was tidying up the benches outside a cafe near the Patee House Museum when I spotted a small red memory-card case tucked beneath a bench. Inside were several memory cards, dusty from weather and foot traffic. It hit me how personal those files could be, and I hoped the rightful owner would see this listing and recognize their own memories. I’m leaving the cards here for now and will keep them safe until someone claims them through the site.
I lost my Remote Controls last Thursday around 8:10 p.m., outside the Missouri Theatre in downtown St. Joseph. I’d stepped out after the show and left them on a chair by the entrance; when I came back, they were gone. There are three remotes—the TV, soundbar, and streaming box—that I rely on every night, and it’s a little defeating not to have them for movie night with the family. If you happened to see a small black remote set near Patee House Museum or the theatre area, please keep an eye out and I hope they turn up.
Hello, I’m Grace Carter. I LOST my hats near the Pony Express Museum in St. Joseph last night around 7:15 p.m. I left a friend's house on Frederick Avenue and headed toward the City Market, and when I got to the museum steps I realized one hat was missing and the other probably slipped off at the same time. They’re just practical: a black wool beanie and a gray knit cap with a small red pom-pom. They’re not priceless, but they’re mine and they keep me warm during chilly shifts. If anyone found them near that museum entrance, I’d be grateful for a word.
I was decking the house for Christmas when a gust of wind swept my holiday decorations off the front porch on 4th Street near Riverside Park, and they vanished before I could blink. I last saw them around 7:45 PM last Saturday as I was untangling lights while the dog sniffed around the yard. They're a mismatched mix: bright red and green garlands, a few tinsel strands, and a small snowman ornament with a chipped carrot nose. Losing them feels like the season lost a little sparkle, and I hope whoever picked them up knows they belong with my decorations at home.
I was at Krug Park's basketball courts around 7:15 PM on Saturday when I realized my sports equipment was missing from the bench where I left it while my kids tried out the skate park. The gray duffel bag held gear for basketball, soccer, and tennis—shin guards, a basketball, a tennis racket, and a couple of practice jerseys. My family is counting on this gear for the spring league, and I’m anxious about the cost and time it would take to replace it. If you’ve seen a bag matching this description, please reach out through the site; I’m hopeful a good neighbor or fellow park-goer did the right thing.
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