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I lost two GPS devices while I was working on a delivery route in Brownsville, Texas. I was parked by Market Square downtown around 9:30 pm last Tuesday, and I must have left them in the glove compartment of my pickup as I grabbed my bag to stretch my legs. The devices are in a rugged black case with a sticker that says 'Trail Scout,' and one screen is slightly cracked. I rely on them daily to navigate the riverfront and the border areas, and the thought of being without them makes me anxious about getting back on the road.
I lost my equipment after practice at Brownsville Sports Park last Tuesday, around 6:45 PM. My backpack held gear for several sports—two tennis rackets, a soccer ball, and a pair of football cleats—enough to tell it's mine from the bright blue bag. The gear was last seen near the benches outside the main field, by the track and tennis courts. These items matter to me; I use them for weekend trainings with my kids and would be grateful to have them back.
I found a red-eared slider turtle this afternoon around 3:15 PM near the Resaca de la Palma State Park entrance on Boca Chica Blvd in Brownsville. It's about 3 inches long, with an olive-green carapace and bright yellow striping, and the underbelly is pale yellow with a couple of small dark specks. There’s a small blue paint mark along the left edge of the shell, and the right front toe looks a bit bent from a past scrape. It seemed healthy and curious, poking its head out from a nearby log by the drainage ditch. If this is your turtle, message through the app and we can arrange a quick return—it's listed in the Reptiles & Amphibians category for Brownsville.
I lost my green Leuchtturm1917 A5 notebook yesterday around 3pm outside the Brownsville Public Library on Elizabeth Street, near the main entrance. The cover is a bit worn with a small coffee stain on the lower-right corner, and there's a palm-leaf sticker on the back. A purple ribbon bookmark peeks out from page 42, and inside the front cover I tucked a pressed leaf from Milam Park—it's a tiny but unique clue. This notebook holds my daily notes and a few private lists; it's sentimental and I really need it back.
Hey, I lost my grey tabby cat with a blue collar yesterday around 3pm. I was near La Plaza Mall on Paredes Line Road, by the outdoor food court, when he darted off. He's a medium-sized guy, about 10 pounds, with a white chest and a tiny white toe on his left front paw, plus a small orange speck on his nose. His collar is bright blue with a small enamel tag that says 'Milo' and has my number on the back. I am pretty sure he's microchipped, but I can't recall the number right now. This cat is family to me; he's been with us since last year and I am really worried. If anyone finds him, please text me. I would be forever grateful to have him back.
Found a beige Coach tote this afternoon around 3:45pm in the parking lot behind the CVS on 10th Street, near the Brownsville Town Center. It's pebble-grain leather, about 14 inches wide by 12 inches tall, with gold hardware and a tan shoulder strap. The inner lining is dusty pink, and there’s a small coffee stain near the zipper pocket. A heart-shaped keychain hangs from the zipper pull, and the bottom corners show light wear from daily use. I’m hoping the owner sees this and knows it’s safe—really want to help get it back to its rightful owner.
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