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I was at Union Station yesterday around 3pm, sprinting to catch the Metrolink, and one of my red Nike running shoes somehow slipped off. They are size 9, bright red with a slightly scuffed white sole and a blue stripe along the midsole. The left toe has a small dent and the laces are frayed near the aglet. They were a gift from my sister, so this feels really sentimental and I’m anxious to find them. If you’ve seen them, please message me—really need them back.
I lost my black North Face Borealis backpack yesterday around 3pm outside Union Station on 18th Street in downtown St. Louis. It’s a medium-sized bag, a bit worn, with red zipper pulls on the main pocket and a small enamel cat pin on the strap. Inside there’s a well-used marbled notebook and a USB drive; the side pocket zipper is a little snagged. This backpack has sentimental value—it was a gift from my sister and I really need it back.
I lost my blue wireless lav mic system yesterday around 3pm outside the National Blues Museum on 7th Street in Downtown St. Louis. It’s a compact Rode Wireless GO II kit that lives in a blue protective hard case, and it has a white sticker with a star and the initials AP on the lid. The unit was in use for a short interview about a local charity, and the kit is crucial for the project as I was hoping to finish editing today. If someone happened to find it, I’d really appreciate getting it back — it means a lot to me and the team.
I lost my navy scarf yesterday around 3pm near the Union Station gate on 18th Street in downtown St. Louis. It's a navy wool scarf about 60 inches long, with a small orange tag on the inner side and a tiny fox embroidered near the lower edge. There's a slight pull along one edge where the knit started to loosen, but it's otherwise in good condition. It’s sentimental to me because it was a gift from my sister last winter, so I’d really appreciate getting it back if anyone found it around that area.
I lost my brown leather Coach bifold wallet yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Market Street, right outside Union Station in downtown St. Louis. It's a well-worn wallet with a blue interior pocket and a faint Coach logo on the outside. Inside there's a small photo sleeve with a picture of my grandmother, plus a tiny coffee ring on the back. It holds my driver's license and a couple of cards, and it's sentimental because it was a gift from my grandmother. I'm really hoping to get it back.
I found a red leather-bound stamp album from the 1950s this afternoon around 2:30pm behind the St. Louis Science Center, near the Forest Park entrance on Education Way. It's about 8 by 6 inches and has a brass clasp that still works, plus a blue ribbon bookmark sticking out. Inside, there are a handful of old stamps with tiny handwritten notes in the margins and a small envelope labeled 'R. Kimura' in pencil. The cover shows gold lettering 'Stamps of the World' with a faded embossing of a palm tree, and the whole thing is a bit worn from years of handling. It looks like someone spent a lot of time collecting, and I can tell it matters to them—if this is yours, message me here and we can arrange a safe return.
I found a medium-sized dog this afternoon around 3:45pm in Forest Park, near the Art Museum entrance on Fine Arts Drive. The dog is tan and white, short coat, about 45 pounds, with a bright blue reflective collar and a small brass tag that reads 'Riley.' He’s very friendly and wagged right up to me, sticking close as I checked for a microchip. He seems well cared for, and I’d love to reunite him with his owner—if you know Riley, DM me a photo of the dog's tag so we can match him up.
I found a mint-in-box 1984 Kenner Star Wars Boba Fett action figure this afternoon around 3:15 pm in the parking lot behind the St Louis Science Center, near the planetarium entrance. The card back is blue with a clean blister, and the figure still looks untouched, with the blaster tucked under his arm. There's a small price sticker on the back reading $29.99 from a vintage shop, and the blister has a touch of yellowing along the edges. If this belongs to someone, I’d be happy to help get it back; it’s a pretty iconic piece for any collector, and I know it probably means a lot to a Star Wars fan.
I found a set of keys this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind the Central Library on Olive Street, downtown St. Louis. They’re on a bright blue lanyard with a red enamel heart charm and a tiny flashlight. There are about six keys total, including a Ford fob and a Schlage house key, plus one key with a small dent in the head that makes it easy to spot. I picked them up off the pavement near the bike racks by the library entrance. If these belong to you, drop me a note here and we can meet up near Union Station to swap them back.
I found this emerald green velvet evening gown this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the Fox Theatre on Grand Boulevard in St. Louis. It's floor-length, size 6, with a sweetheart neckline and a subtle champagne lining. The dress has a delicate silver rhinestone clasp at the waist and a little makeup smudge on the inner lining, probably from a quick hug before the doors opened. The tag reads Adrianna Papell. It seems like it belongs to someone headed to a formal event, and I'd really like to help get it back to its owner; if you recognize this, please reach out.