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I was leaving the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library on the Texas A&M campus around 6:45 p.m. last Tuesday when I spotted two guitars beside a bench near the plaza. One is a sunburst electric in a black hard case; the other is a faded acoustic with a chipped pickguard. It felt like they might belong to someone who’s searching for them, so I moved them to a safer spot near the library doors and posted here. They brought back memories of late-night jam sessions in my own room, and I hope the owner sees this and knows the instruments are safe.
Maroon Chala Purse with a Dachshund (dog) on the side of it. Contained yellow wallet with Dachshund on it. Contained my hearing aids and a memorial to my late husband. Last seen at Walmart (cs) on Wednesday, August 12 about 9:30 pm. REWARD
I lost my sculptures last Friday around 6:45 p.m. after cleaning up the campus art studio near the Memorial Student Center. I had them placed on a small pedestal while I tied my shoes, and when I turned back, they were gone. The set includes three sculptures, about 10 inches tall, made from carved wood and metal with copper inlays; one has a blue enamel accent that catches the light when the sun hits the windows. They were a gift from a mentor and mean a lot to me, especially now as I’m preparing for a show, and I’m feeling a mix of panic and stubborn hope someone might have found them.
Hi, I’m Emily Carter. I lost my equipment for various sports yesterday evening around 7:15 p.m., outside Reed Arena on the Texas A&M campus in College Station. It was all in a gray duffel bag with a blue stripe, and inside I had basketball sneakers, shin guards, a lacrosse stick, and a few jerseys peeking out. I’d just finished a mixed pickup game near the arena entrance when I realized the bag wasn’t there. I felt a mix of relief and worry—these items were pricey and I was counting on them for weekend leagues. If you found anything like this, please let the site know. I really appreciate any help.
I lost a pair of lamps from my campus apartment in College Station at 8:15 p.m. on Tuesday. I had just gotten home to my unit on University Drive after grabbing tacos near Northgate, and I set the lamps on the living room table. One lamp is brass with a cream shade; the other is a small ceramic base with a blue glaze. They brighten my evenings when I study for exams and keep me company during storms. Now the living room feels dim and lonely, and I miss their soft glow. If you remember seeing them around the MSC area, near the Memorial Student Center, please help me bring them home.
I was leaving the library after class around 7:30 PM on Tuesday, walking toward Century Square in College Station, when I realized my two wrist watches were gone from my wrist and from my jacket pocket. One is a slim silver watch with a navy dial; the other is a black digital watch with a red accent. I wore them every day for classes and meetings, and they both mean a lot: the silver watch was a gift from my late grandmother, and the black one was my daily work watch. If you found them, please check around the George Bush Library plaza or the nearby Northgate area and keep them safe in the lost-and-found.
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