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I lost my black leather Samsonite executive briefcase yesterday around 3pm near the Alexandria Mall on Masonic Drive. It's a well-worn case with a dent on the bottom-right corner and a zipper that sticks a bit. Inside there’s a red satin lining, a small tan padfolio, and a lime-green sticky note on the inner lid that reads 'For John'—a detail that sticks out. This briefcase holds important work documents and, honestly, has sentimental value, so I’d really appreciate it if it’s returned.
Yesterday around 3pm I lost my Nintendo Switch OLED near the Starbucks on MacArthur Drive, right outside the Alexandria Mall area in Central Louisiana. It's the white console with neon red and neon blue Joy-Cons attached, and the dock has a faint scratch along the top edge. It sits in a galaxy-pattern silicone case, and there's a small MVP sticker on the back next to a TechGuard screen protector. This device is really important to my family - it's my son's favorite gadget, and it was a gift from his grandmother. I'm hoping to get it back. If anyone found it, email me to help reunite us.
I lost my black velvet tuxedo jacket with satin lapels yesterday around 6pm near the Alexandria Mall on Masonic Drive. It's a men's size medium from Jos. A. Bank, in decent condition with just a tiny snag on the left sleeve. Inside, there’s a red satin lining and my initials 'AS' embroidered in light gray thread inside the left breast pocket. I wore it for my sister's wedding rehearsal last weekend, and it really meant a lot to me as a gift from my grandfather who passed away—feels sentimental, I really need it back. If anyone found it, please drop it off at the Central Louisiana Lost & Found or message me here; I’d be forever grateful.
I lost my ID badge yesterday around 3pm near the Alexandria Mall on MacArthur Drive in downtown Alexandria, Central Louisiana. It's a black plastic ID card about the size of a credit card, with my photo and name printed in white, attached to a blue lanyard with a silver clip. There is a small dent on the bottom-right corner and a tiny star sticker on the back that I added last week. Losing it is a real hassle at work—it's the access badge for the office doors and I really need it back. If found, please email [email protected] so we can arrange a pickup near City Park in downtown Alexandria.
I lost my silver-tone drop earrings yesterday around 3pm. They’re about half an inch long, with tiny freshwater pearls hanging from slender silver chains. The left earring has a small moonstone bead just above the pearl; the right one has a faint scratch on the back of the cap. I last had them after leaving Riverfront Park near the Main Street intersection and walking toward the parking lot behind the Alexandria Mall on West Oak Street in downtown Alexandria, Central Louisiana. They were a gift from my grandmother and mean a lot to me, so I’m really hoping to get them back.
I found a red dog harness this afternoon around 4pm in the parking lot behind the Walmart on MacArthur Drive in Alexandria, Central Louisiana. It’s a nylon harness, medium size, with a sturdy black quick-release buckle and a bright reflective stripe along the chest strap. There’s a small paw-print patch stitched near the D-ring, and a faded blue ribbon tied to the leash ring that reads 'Buddy' in black marker. It’s in good condition aside from a light dusting from the lot. If this belongs to someone, I’m happy to reunite you—just reply here with the dog's name on the patch and roughly where it was lost.
I found a small stack of National Geographic magazines this afternoon around 2:15pm behind the main entrance of the Alexandria Mall on Masonic Drive. The magazines are in decent shape, glossy covers with bright photos, and the top issue is May 1999 featuring a vibrant coral reef. The edges show a little wear from rain, and I spotted a tiny pencil doodle of a fish on page 42 of one issue. Inside the back cover there’s a sticky note with the name 'Jamie' and the partial number '555-0143'. If you know Jamie or these magazines, please reach out — I figured someone might be missing them, and it would be great to get them back to their owner.
I found a black leather Coach tote this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot behind the Alexandria Mall on MacArthur Drive, in Alexandria, Central Louisiana. It's a large tote with gold hardware, some light scuffs on the bottom, but otherwise in good shape. A pink satin scarf is tied to one handle, which makes it easy to spot. Inside there's tan lining, a small floral makeup bag, and a Mona's Café receipt tucked in a pocket. Unique features include a tiny fox embroidery on the inner pocket and a blue enamel zipper charm. If this is yours, email me at [email protected] with a description of these details.
I found a Nintendo Switch OLED in a bright blue carrying case this afternoon around 2:15 pm, outside the Walmart on Coliseum Boulevard in Alexandria, Central Louisiana. The console looks well cared for: dock, HDMI cable, and two Joy-Cons (one red, one blue) tucked inside the case. The blue case has a yellow star sticker and a small 'Luke' sticker on the zipper, so it’s easy to spot. The screen is clean with only a couple of fingerprint smudges, and there are no obvious scratches on the console. I know how important this could be to someone who was playing with family, so I’m hoping to help reunite the owner.
I found a gray Nike hoodie this morning around 9am in the parking lot behind the Alexandria Mall on MacArthur Drive in Central Louisiana. It's a size M, with a white Nike swoosh on the chest that's a bit faded and a tiny red heart patch on the left cuff. The hoodie is in good condition, no stains or tears, just a touch of pilling from wear. This piece feels like casual wear someone wears a lot, and I’d really like to help reunite it with its owner—if this might be yours, I’ve got it saved and safe here.
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