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I was hiking the Western Slope with my two dogs Sunday around 4:15 PM when the leashes slipped from my hand and disappeared along the Riverfront Trail near Lincoln Park in Grand Junction. One leash is blue with a reflective stripe, the other red with a tiny paw print charm I picked up on a trip to Palisade. They’re not valuable, but they’re essential for us and hold the dogs’ daily routines together. I’d be grateful if someone found them and left them near the trailhead or at the park’s shelter—the dogs miss their walks, and so do we.
I was trekking along Riverfront Park near Grand Junction at 2:15 PM on Tuesday when my two GPS devices vanished from my backpack. One is a small black unit with orange trim; the other is a rugged handheld with a cracked screen protector. I rely on these for fieldwork and safety out here on the Western Slope, so this has me scrambling. If someone returned them, I’d be grateful to see them through the site so I can verify ownership and get back to work.
I was biking along the Riverfront Trail in Grand Junction this afternoon and must have dropped my handheld game console and its charger somewhere near the City Market area around 4:30 PM. It's a blue-and-black device in a scuffed plastic case, with a creased screen and a missing Joy-Con left, plus a tangle of chargers in a gray pouch. I've been using it to unwind after long shifts, and losing it is throwing off my routine on the Western Slope. If you picked it up, please hold onto it until someone can return it to the City Market desk or drop it at the nearest safe spot.
Friday around 5:30 p.m., I was walking the Riverfront Trail near the Grand Junction Civic Center on the Western Slope of Colorado when my aviants slipped from their carrier and disappeared toward the cottonwoods by the overlook. They’re not just birds to me—they’re companions I’ve cared for, and the house feels empty without their chatter and wingbeats. I’ve checked the path, the parking area by the 7th Street bridge, and the nearby benches, but there’s no sign of them yet. If you saw two small birds around downtown Grand Junction, please keep an eye out where the Colorado River winds through town.
Hi, I’m Daniel Kim. I found a driver’s license on Main Street outside a coffee shop in Grand Junction around 4:15 pm last Friday. It was tucked in a tan wallet with a few receipts, looking like it hadn’t been there long. I picked it up and turned it in to the site, hoping the owner sees this and can reclaim it. I didn’t read any private details and I won’t post anything sensitive here. If this belongs to you, please claim it via the website so we can get it back to you.
On Friday around 8:15 p.m., I realized my two felines were gone from the balcony of my apartment on North 7th Street in Grand Junction, in the Western Slope. I combed the alleys behind Riverside Park and called their names until well past midnight, praying they’d come home. One cat is a gray tabby with a white bib; the other is fluffy black-and-white and a bit shy. I'm anxious and lonely without them; I’ve left a water dish and a familiar blanket on the porch to lure them back, and the apartment feels unusually quiet. If you saw two cats near Riverside Park, the Colorado River Trail, or the 7th Street corridor, please let me know through the site.
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