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I lost my black Canon VIXIA HF R800 digital video camera yesterday around 3pm. It was in a black padded zipper case with a small turtle sticker on the front and a blue zipper pull; the case is a bit scuffed from daily use. I had it outside the Abilene Mall along Buffalo Gap Road, near the food court entrance, while I was grabbing a coffee and talking with a coworker. The camera is compact, about the size of a hardcover book, with a matte finish; inside there’s a 32GB memory card and a sticky note with my initials. This camera means a lot to me—it’s for my indie film project, and it’s how I document ideas. If anyone found it, please let me know; I really need it back.
I lost my white AirPods Pro charging case yesterday around 3:15 pm near the Mall of Abilene on Buffalo Gap Rd. It’s the 2nd-gen model, case is white with a tiny heart-shaped scratch on the lid and a faint coffee stain along the back edge. Inside are the earbuds, but I really need the case back because it holds my pairing info. This has sentimental value—it's a gift from my sister and I rely on it daily for work calls and playlists. If you found it in that area, please reach out; I’d be incredibly grateful. There’s a small blue sticker with my initials 'JP' inside the lid as an extra identifier.
I'm hoping to find my dark brown leather belt from Fossil. I last wore it yesterday around 3pm after running errands at the Mall of Abilene and grabbing a coffee at Grounded Coffee on Buffalo Gap Road. I must have dropped it near S. 1st Street outside the shops that line the mall area. It's a 34-inch belt, genuine leather, with a brass buckle that has a small dent on the edge. The belt is a bit worn from daily use, and the inner lining shows a tiny fray. One identifying feature is a thin red thread stitched inside the belt loop, and the initials 'M.K.' etched on the inside of the buckle tongue. It has sentimental value—my dad gave it to me before he passed, and I really need it back.
I lost my matte black M-Audio Keystation 49 MK3 MIDI keyboard yesterday around 3pm outside the Mall of Abilene, near the main entrance on Buffalo Gap Road. It's a slim 49-key USB controller with white keys and a few scratches along the edge. On the back edge there's a bright red rocket sticker I slapped there after a gig, and there's a small dent on the upper-right corner. This keyboard is what I use for home recording, and it's the only one I can afford right now. If anyone found it, please message me, I really need it back.
I lost my grey Samsonite expandable carry-on yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Judge Ely Boulevard by the Mall of Abilene. It's a medium-sized spinner with a few scuffs and a dent on the bottom-right corner; the bright red luggage tag on the handle has my initials 'PP'. Inside, the lining is navy blue, and there's a folded travel guide and a USB-C cable tucked in the pocket. This bag has sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother, and I really need it back. If you found it, shoot me a note here or email [email protected].
Found a set of keys this afternoon around 4:15pm in the parking lot behind the Mall of Abilene on Buffalo Gap Road. There are three keys on a dented brass ring, plus a blue silicone lanyard with a white star and a tiny flashlight keychain. One key is a house key with a red enamel heart sticker, another is a Honda car key with a worn plastic head, and there’s a white tag that says 'Studio 4' in faded handwriting. They’re a bit dirty but still workable. If you’re the owner, send me a message on the app and we can arrange a quick handoff near the mall entrance or the food court.
I found a blue hardcover mystery novel this afternoon around 2:15 pm, tucked behind the Abilene Public Library on Cedar Street near the bike racks. It's a 2014 edition with a slightly creased spine and a fox-shaped orange felt bookmark tucked between pages. There's a faint coffee stain on the back corner of the dust jacket, and a small library stamp on the inside cover reading 'Property of Abilene Public Library.' I figured someone in town probably loves this book, and I'd like to get it back to its owner if you recognize these details. I can hold onto it until the rightful owner claims it.
I found a small black 5x7 binder with clear sleeves stuffed with baseball cards from the early '90s. It's clearly a Topps-era set, with a handful of star rookies peeking through, and the cover shows a bright yellow sticker that reads 'Midwest Stars 1994' along with a blue Sharpie note on the back page. I found it this afternoon around 4:15pm behind the Mall of Abilene on Buffalo Gap Road, near the coffee shop and outdoor seating. It looks like someone put real care into organizing this; I'd hate for it to disappear, so I'm keeping it safe until the owner shows up.
I found a black 25-key MIDI controller this afternoon around 4:15pm in the parking lot behind the Mall of Abilene on Sayles Boulevard. It's an Akai MPK Mini MKII, compact and sturdy, with a matte finish and a few scuffs along the bottom edge. It has 25 velocity-sensitive keys, a row of small function pads, and a blue USB cable still attached. On the back there’s a bright green sticker with the initials 'JP' and a tiny dent from a light drop, which helps it stand out. It looks recently used but well cared for, and I’d be happy to return it to its rightful owner once we connect.
I found a black iPhone 12 Pro with a cracked screen and a gray OtterBox case this afternoon around 4:15pm near the Target on Buffalo Gap Road in Abilene. It was sitting face-down on the sidewalk by the entrance, with a mint-green sticker on the back corner and a cracked screen protector peeling off. I powered it on briefly to check for a contact photo, but I didn’t see anything obviously identifying. There are a few photos of a family trip in the gallery and a note in the Notes app about a birthday, so it seems sentimental to someone. If this is yours, I would be glad to return it.
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