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On Friday at 7:30 p.m., I found these dolls behind a planter near the east entrance of the Tuscaloosa Amphitheatre. They were tucked in a small tote, clean but dusty from the walk along the river. They looked cared for, almost waiting for a child to claim them, and I felt a sense of responsibility to help reunite them with their family. This listing is a small attempt to bring them home.
I lost my work cases after a quick meeting at the Ferguson Center on University Boulevard around 4:15 p.m. last Tuesday. I’d set them down to grab a card from a colleague, and by the time I looked back they were gone. They’re black leather, with a thin red strap and a small white label that reads M. Reed on the zipper. Inside are folders with client notes and my laptop charger. I’m anxious about sensitive documents and the delay this is causing at work. If anyone finds them, I’ll be grateful beyond words.
While walking along the Riverwalk by Bryant-Denny Stadium around 4:15 p.m., I spotted a small red case with memory cards lying on the ground near a bench. Inside were two SD cards and a microSD adapter. They looked personal and important, and I figured the owner would want them back more than I would want to hold onto them. I’m keeping them safe here at the site until the owner claims them. Please contact me through the site and tell me a rough description of what was on the cards.
I was wrapping up a late study session outside The Strip on University Blvd when I realized my scarves were missing. It happened yesterday around 6:15 p.m., near the campus bookstore and the Bryant-Denny Stadium entrance. The scarves are soft wool, one charcoal gray and one cream, and they’re the kind of pieces I grab every chilly evening here in Tuscaloosa. I’ve retraced my steps, checked the café, and asked friends, but nothing turned up. Losing them hit a nerve—I built a mental image of finishing my classes with a warm scarf in the air and now I’m hoping someone will bring them back to the site.
Hi, I’m Maya Thompson. Last night around 9:15 p.m., I was outside Bryant-Denny Stadium on University Boulevard after a quick set at a downtown Jazz Club when I realized my two saxophones were missing from the small case behind the door. One is a brass tenor with a dented bell, the other a silver alto with a red neck strap. I must have left them on the chair during a quick break, and the crowd noise swallowed them up. I’m heartbroken about the gigs I have coming up this week and keep replaying the moment. If you saw anything near the stadium, please keep an eye out for them.
Lost utensils last Friday around 5:45 p.m. on 6th Street near Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa. I was finishing a quick lunch at a street cart when I realized my stainless steel fork, spoon, and knife set had vanished from my bag. I retraced to the outdoor seating area by the stadium entrance and asked a few nearby vendors, but I didn’t find them. The set has light-blue handles and a small dent on the knife blade. It sounds silly, but those utensils felt like a part of my daily routine, and their absence stuck with me all evening.
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