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I was at Riverfront Park in Billings, Montana, around 6:15 pm last Thursday, getting ready for a small rehearsal near the amphitheater along the Yellowstone River walk. I left my two violins in their black case resting against a bench with the bows tucked inside. When I came back, they were gone. One fiddle has a darker wood with a shallow scratch on the neck; the other is lighter and brighter, with a chipped edge near the scroll. These instruments carry family memories and a lot of emotion. If you found them near the gazebo or along the riverfront, I’d be grateful to have them back where they belong.
I found a tool bag full of tools on a street In Lockwood the night of 9/12/26. If you can describe the bag and tools you can have it.
I found a sturdy set of power tools behind the loading dock of a red brick warehouse on North 27th Street around 9:15 this morning. The drill, circular saw, and a bag of bits looked recently used and a little dusty, as if someone started a project and forgot to finish. It felt like a real labor of someone’s day, and I got that frustrated-but-honest vibe of misplacing something valuable. I’m keeping them safe here for now, hoping the owner sees this and claims them. Please contact me through the site with a rough description of what you had, and I’ll confirm details.
I realized last night around 7:30 PM that my copy of 'Wild and Domestic' was missing. I’d been walking along Riverfront Park by 3rd Avenue in Billings, along the river path, when I last had it. The paperback has a blue bookmark and a creased spine, a simple reminder of the places I’ve read it through the years. I’m hoping a passerby who finds it will remember the moment they last saw it and hold onto it until the right person spots this post.
I was walking past the fountain by Pioneer Park in Billings around 5:18 p.m. on Saturday when I found a small bundle of neckties tucked behind a bench. There’s a navy striped tie, a burgundy knit, and a pale gray wool tie, all neatly folded as if dropped from a briefcase. They looked recently worn and still crisp, like they were meant for an important day. I picture the owner rushing from the car to a meeting, maybe after a long interview. I left them on the bench’s edge, hopeful someone will realize they’re missing and claim them soon.
I lost my wall art around 7:15 p.m. last Friday. I was inside my apartment on 1st Ave North, just a block from Riverfront Park, when I noticed the frame hanging empty. The piece is a medium-sized canvas of a sunset over the mountains, with oranges melting into blues—my favorite Montana tones. It used to sit above the couch, and now the wall feels unbalanced without it. If anyone saw a framed canvas near the Billings Depot or along 1st Ave North, please keep an eye out.
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