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I found a set of work cases in a canvas tote near Toomer's Corner around 3:45 PM today. The bag looked worn but sturdy, with a faded label and a zipper that sticks a bit. I picture someone rushing between classes, maybe after a long shift, realizing a sleeve of tools and documents is missing. I hope the owner spots this and settles it back through the site so it can be put back to use.
I misplaced my handheld game device and my main console after a late night study session in Auburn. It was around 9:40 p.m. last Friday as I left the Auburn University Student Center, near Toomer's Corner, and I must have set them on a bench while I scanned a map for directions. When I turned back, they were gone. The handheld is small, the console is heavier, and both feel like pieces of my routine I rely on after long days. If anyone happened to see them on the brick path by the corner, I’d be grateful for any memory of where they ended up.
I lost my chokers during a quick study break outside Java Jive on College Street, just past Toomer's Corner, around 6:15 p.m. last Tuesday. They are a small trio: a black velvet choker with a tiny heart charm, a thin gold chain, and a braided gray one -- nothing flashy, but they carry a lot of memory. The velvet one was a gift from my sister, and I wore the others on special occasions; losing them makes me feel really unsettled. I have retraced my steps between the bookstore and the cafe and asked around campus, but no luck so far.
I was wrapping up a late practice outside the Auburn University Music Department on Samford Avenue, near Toomer's Corner, when I realized my saxophones were gone around 9:15 p.m. last Wednesday. The set includes a lacquered brass tenor in a black case and an alto with a dent near the bell. Losing them feels like losing my voice, especially since I'm preparing for a campus gig this Friday and rely on those instruments every day. If you found them, I’d be beyond grateful to have them back so I can play again and keep making music.
I’m Tyler Brooks. I lost my carry-ons this morning around 9:15 AM near Toomer’s Corner, by Samford Hall in downtown Auburn after a campus tour. They’re two pieces: a larger navy carry-on and a smaller tan backpack-style carry-on. They contain important documents and a change of clothes for a quick trip, so I’m stressed but hopeful. I’ve checked the campus shops and retraced along Auburn Ave and Toomer’s Street, but nothing turned up yet. If someone found them, I’d be grateful to hear through the site.
Grace Williams. I was at the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art in Auburn on Friday around 6:15 PM after a campus art talk, and I realized my two small landscape paintings were missing from the back seat of my car. They are each about 12 by 16 inches, in matching navy frames with a thin gold accent. I distinctly remember parking near Toomer's Corner and walking to Club Cilantro for a quick bite, then returning to the car to find the trunk light on and the canvases gone. I'm hoping someone found them and kept them safe; they're meaningful family pieces and I'd hate to lose them.
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