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Hi, I'm Rebecca Ellis. I found these two paintings Thursday around 4:15 p.m. behind a bench by the Art Museum of Southeast Texas on Franklin Street in Beaumont, in the Beaumont / Port Arthur, Texas area. The wind had loosened their protective wrap, and I picked them up to keep them from getting damaged or stepped on. The frames scrape a little and one canvas has a small scuff, but the colors, deep blues and sunlit gold, still glow. I felt a rush of relief afterward, like I had stopped someone from losing a piece of their story, and I'm posting here in case the owner recognizes them.
I'm Avery Brooks. I lost my two cats, Luna and Pepper, Friday around 8:40 PM in downtown Beaumont, near the Jefferson Theatre. They slipped out while I was unloading groceries and vanished into the back alleys near the Beaumont Civic Center area; I’ve been calling their names and walking the blocks since then. Luna is a grey tabby with a small white patch on her chest; Pepper is all black with a tiny white whisker on his left side. I keep checking the Port Arthur Seawall and nearby porches, hoping they’ll wander home.
Hi, I’m Mateo Ramirez. I found two violins on a bench near the Museum of the Gulf Coast in Port Arthur, Texas, around 4:15 p.m. on Sunday. The case is worn and taped, and the wood shows a few scratches, but the instruments look well-loved; rosin sticks to the strings. It seems someone may have left them behind after practice or a lesson, and I wanted to get them to someone who can take care of them. If you recognize these instruments, please let the site know and we’ll get them back to you.
I was cleaning up after a family cookout around 5:45 p.m. last Friday when I noticed my utensils were missing from the kitchen drawer behind my sister's Beaumont home on Delaware Street, near the Jefferson Street Market. The set includes stainless forks and a dented wooden spatula, all tucked into a tote with a faded blue towel. We had just wrapped the grill and moved inside, and I must have left them there by mistake. It feels silly to be missing something so ordinary, but those tools are part of our favorites when we host friends and family.
I was at City Park near the basketball courts around 5:30 p.m. last Friday when I realized my bag of equipment for various sports was missing. It’s a navy nylon bag with white trim, and inside I had a tennis racket, a basketball, shin guards, and a whistle. Losing it put a dent in my weekend plans for practice and pickup games with the kids. I retraced my steps through the park and the adjacent parking lot, but I didn’t find it. I’d be grateful for any information if you found a navy bag with sports gear near City Park.
I lost two collars from my dog during a walk along the Port Arthur Seawall near the 11th Street fishing pier, around 6:15 PM last Friday. One is a bright neon orange nylon collar with a chipped buckle; the other is a navy blue fabric collar with a small, faded tag. They’re more than gear to me — they helped me keep track of him during our Texas outings, and I keep replaying the gust of wind that sent them sliding off. If you found them, please leave a note on this posting so I can arrange pickup through the site.
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