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On Saturday around 7:15 p.m., I realized my dresses were missing after a quick stop for air after a fitting at Ragtag Cinema on Broadway in downtown Columbia. They’re two dresses: one navy with a subtle floral pattern, the other a bright red slip with a soft satin sheen, both tucked into a gray garment bag. I had planned to wear one to a family dinner and the other for a job interview later this month, so you can imagine the knot in my stomach. I hope someone nearby picked them up and kept them safe, maybe on a bench by the Missouri Theatre or at the information desk. I’m still hoping they turn up. This is a LOST item.
I was strolling along Broadway in downtown Columbia this afternoon around 4:20 PM when I spotted a memory-card case resting on a bench outside Missouri Theatre. The case had no name on it, and I didn’t peek inside to check contents, out of respect for privacy. I picked it up and kept it safe, hoping its owner will see this post and know the cards are here. I hope the rightful owner will see this post.
Late yesterday afternoon, around 3:20 p.m., I found a loose bundle of hand tools sitting on a bench outside a cafe on Jefferson Street in downtown Jefferson City. Inside was a yellow hammer, a dented tape measure, screwdrivers, and a dusty wrench—clearly someone was mid-project and forgot them. I gathered everything and left it with the cafe staff, hoping the owner would spot this listing soon. The neighborhood felt busy but friendly, with the river breeze and traffic hum mixing with chatter about sports and groceries. If these tools are yours, I hope you see this and claim them.
I lost a stack of sheet music from my college band rehearsal and I'm hoping someone picked it up nearby. After practice at about 7:15 p.m. on Tuesday, I left a black folder near the Missouri Theatre in downtown Columbia, just behind the loading dock on Hitt Street. Inside are concert pieces and a few pages of pencil annotations in my handwriting. My heart sank when I realized they were missing because those tunes mean a lot to me. If you spotted a stray folder near the Missouri Theatre steps or along Hitt Street by the campus, please drop a note through the site.
Hi, I’m Ava Martinez. I lost a couple microwaves during a hectic move, and I’m hoping they find their way back to me. It happened last Friday around 6:30 p.m., near the Missouri State Capitol entrance on E Capitol Ave in Jefferson City. I had just grabbed some groceries and set a few boxes on a bench while juggling bags, and when I looked up they were gone. These microwaves aren’t just appliances; one is my late grandmother’s, and I’ve carried that memory with me since she passed. If you spotted a bulky, gray box sitting on a bench or curb in that area, I’d be grateful if you could share any detail you remember. I’m posting from the Columbia / Jeff City, Missouri, United States area.
I’ve been stressed since I can’t find my student ID, the one with my photo and campus access. I last saw it around 4:15 p.m. yesterday on the ground near the MU library steps, then I headed toward the Student Center and it disappeared. I retraced my route across the MU quad and past Jesse Hall, but it was gone. This ID is my key to class sign-ins and dorm doors, so I’m really hoping someone picked it up and turned it into the appropriate desk. If you found it around the library steps or near Jesse Hall, please let me know through this site.
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