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This morning at 7:15 AM I was waiting at the downtown transfer bus stop on Third Street in Alexandria, Louisiana when I realized my bus tickets were gone from my jacket pocket. The tickets were for a quick ride to Pineville and had my name printed in the corner. I’ve checked the bus shelter, the inside of my car, and my apartment, but I can’t find them anywhere. Losing those tickets means I might miss my trip and the plans I’d made, and I’m feeling anxious and a bit frustrated. If found, I’d really appreciate them being kept safe until I can replace them.
2:10 p.m. today, I found two carry-ons near the baggage claim area inside Alexandria International Airport. One is a black rolling suitcase, the other a blue duffel bag; both look recently left behind. I kept watch for a few minutes and then carried them to the airport's lost-and-found desk to let them know where they were. I’d rather they find their owner soon, as these things clearly hold someone’s travel plans and memories.
On Tuesday around 3:15 PM, after a quick set downtown in Alexandria, Louisiana, I realized my synthesizers were missing from the back of my van. They’re in a matte-black rolling case with a blue sticker on the handle; inside are a compact synth module, a small keyboard, and a handful of cables. These aren’t just gear to me—they’re my portable studio and the heartbeat of my gigs. I’m hoping someone nearby saw them and can help reunite them with me through the site, especially if they turned up near the Red River’s riverfront in downtown.
I was at the Alexandria Museum of Art in Central Louisiana around 11:30 a.m. last Thursday, setting up a display and stepping away for a quick break. When I returned, two paintings were gone from the easel by the main entrance. One is a landscape with pine trees and a gray sky; the other is an abstract with cobalt blues and golds swirling across white. They were both framed and tied with a green ribbon. They mean a lot to me—their loss would be a hard hit for the show. If you saw two paintings missing from the Main Street entrance that morning, please contact me through the site.
Today around 11:00 AM, I found a box of holiday decorations in the front yard of a house on Main Street in Alexandria, Central Louisiana. The box contains garlands, multicolored lights, a wreath, and a tabletop nativity tucked at the bottom. Someone clearly dropped them while sorting for the season, and a light dusting of pine needles clung to the tinsel. I left them in a visible spot on the porch railing, hoping the owner will recognize them.
Today at 9:15 a.m. I realized my two puppies were missing after a quick stroll around Riverfront Park in downtown Alexandria. They slipped their leash during a moment of distraction and vanished into the nearby neighborhoods. One is a small brindle terrier mix, the other a fluffy cream-colored pug mix—both friendly and curious but shy with strangers. I’ve searched the park, checked with neighbors, and posted here with the hope that someone might have spotted them near Oak Street or along Kisatchie National Forest boundaries. I miss them terribly and want them home safe.
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