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I’m Alex Rivera. I lost my drums after rehearsal on Tuesday around 4:15 PM in St. Joseph, in the loading area behind the Pony Express Museum on 2nd Street, near the riverfront. It’s an older Black Ludwig kit with a dented bass pedal and a battered throne. They’re not just gear; they’re memories from late-night gigs and a tour with my college band. I’m anxious about where they are and who might have picked them up. I hope the person who found them recognizes their importance and can help bring them back to us.
Last Friday around 7:15 PM, I was leaving the Patee House area and heading toward the riverfront when I realized my tote felt lighter. Inside were my DVDs—mostly classic westerns and a few kid-friendly titles in a plain black case. I had planned a quiet movie night and had just picked up popcorn from the little shop on 4th Street. I retraced my steps toward the Carnegie Building but the bag never turned up. If someone turned them in, I would be grateful to get those discs back; they are memories I treasure for family movie nights.
I was wrapping up a photo shoot downtown when I realized I dropped my Breeds somewhere near the Pony Express Museum around 6:45 p.m. last Monday. It's a binder full of breed profiles for a shelter project, with a bright red cover and a few stickers from local rescues. The pages are well-worn, and the weight of the binder hints at hours spent organizing notes. I'm hoping someone found it and tucked it somewhere safe until the owner claims it.
I was at Riverside Park, near the Pony Express Museum, around 8:45 PM yesterday, checking my watch as the sun slipped behind the Missouri River. My silver wristwatch with a black leather band slipped off my wrist during a quick turn by the park railing. It’s a family heirloom with a scratched face and initials KJ etched on the back, which makes it even more precious. I’m hoping it turned up near the benches or beneath the railing where I paused to tie my shoe.
This morning around 9:15 a.m., I found a bundle of travel adapters on a bench outside the Pony Express Museum in St. Joseph. They’re a mix of plug types in a small gray pouch, with no name or obvious owner attached. I picked them up and checked around, but there was no sign of a person nearby who might be missing them, so I’m posting here hoping the owner will see this. If these adapters belong to you, you’ll recognize the pouch and the mismatched plugs and can claim them through the site.
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.
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