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On Friday at 7:45 p.m., I was walking back from the National Corvette Museum toward Fountain Square, my tote stuffed with postcards from trips with my mom. A gust whipped the tote and I think I dropped them on a wooden bench outside the Historic Railpark & Train Museum. The stack includes notes in my grandmother's handwriting and a few photos from a sunset over Kentucky Lake. Losing them stings—those tiny cards carry memories I can't replace—and I hope someone picked them up and kept them safe.
I lost my tank accessories after a quick stop at Fountain Square Park around 6:15 p.m. on Friday. I set the small black pouch on a wooden bench while I grabbed a snack from a nearby vendor, and when I looked back, a light drizzle started and the pouch had vanished. Inside are a few tiny gears, a short track link, and a tiny red sticker I added for luck. This kit was a sentimental holdover from my late grandfather's model-building days, and losing it feels personal and frustrating.
I found two guitars in a soft case under the awning near Fountain Square in downtown Bowling Green around 6:15 p.m. last Sunday after a pop-up market. They looked well cared for, with a few stickers on the body and a light scratch on the back of one neck. There are no visible identifying marks, and both guitars are in decent tune, as if someone set them down for a quick break. I left a temporary note under the seat of the bench nearby and brought them to a safe spot, hoping the rightful owner would claim them through the site. If these are yours, message me here and we'll coordinate through the site.
Moving boxes had me frazzled, and I left three shirts behind after a quick stop on the WKU campus. They’re plain blue button-downs and a striped tee—nothing flashy, but they were my go-to interview outfit. I last saw them around 7:45 PM Friday, on a bench outside the Mahon Library on Western Kentucky University campus. I’m hoping someone picked them up and kept them safe; they’re not expensive, but they carry a lot of weight right now.
I'm posting this as LOST Bus Tickets in Bowling Green, Kentucky. I was at the Bowling Green Transit Center around 9:20 a.m. on Tuesday when I realized my bus tickets were missing from my backpack. They were for a morning trip to Nashville, printed on pink paper with my name on them. I retraced my steps along Main Street and through Fountain Square Park, hoping they'd turn up on a bench or in a cafe, but nothing yet. I'm crushed thinking about missing my ride and just want them back.
Hi, I’m Emma Carter. I lost my keyboards after a quick rehearsal downtown Bowling Green on Friday around 8:15 p.m. I was packing up near Fountain Square Park on Main Street when the bag slipped from my shoulder and slid down the curb; by the time I turned around, they were gone. The two keyboards—one silver-ish case and one black compact—meant a lot to me, since I saved up for months and it’s how I practice at home. I keep replaying the moment and wishing I’d kept a tighter grip. If you came across a black hard-shell bag near the alley behind the coffee shop on Chestnut, please help me out.
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