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I lost my dolls while walking home from a friend's house yesterday at around 5:40 PM. I had tucked them in a pink tote as I headed down Main Street toward Dan Daniel Memorial Park. By the time I reached the riverfront, the tote was lighter, and I realized the dolls were missing—two small porcelain dolls with chipped cheeks and frilly dresses. They were gifts from my grandmother and hold a lot of memory for my little sister, who starts third grade tomorrow and already misses them. If you found them, please drop a note on the site; I’ll be checking as soon as I can.
Yesterday at 4:15 p.m. I found a pocket watch on Main Street near Riverfront Park in Danville. It looks old, with a brass case and a worn leather strap that bears the marks of years of use. I paused there in the fading light, listening for a ticking signal that might reveal its owner, and I felt a little warmth knowing I might reunite someone with a piece of memory. It’s been tucked safely in a small box at my place, waiting for the rightful owner to reach out on the site.
Last Saturday at 6:15 p.m., I was finishing a quick practice near Riverwalk Park in Danville when I realized my Flutes weren't in the case anymore. I had set the black hard-shell case on a bench by the Riverwalk Trail and walked a few steps away to stretch, and when I turned back the case and the two flutes were gone. The case has a scratch along the edge and a blue strap; the flutes themselves gleam silver in the setting sun. These Flutes are irreplaceable to me and I'm playing a recital next week, which makes this feel urgent and upsetting. If anyone found them around Riverwalk Park, please tell me where they were left.
Wednesday around 4:15 p.m., I was sitting on a bench along Main Street in Danville, sorting through a stack of postcards. A quick passerby bumped the bench and I must have left the pile on the seat or dropped it into my tote. The postcards are sentimental: photos from family trips, one showing a lighthouse, another a quiet street from a summer long ago. They’re irreplaceable to me, tied to memories I want to hold onto. If someone picked them up by mistake, I’d be grateful to have them back so I can finish the story they tell.
I’m Cameron Reed. While walking my dog along the Danville Riverwalk Trail near the Institute for Advanced Learning and Research around 6:30 p.m., I spotted a small blue pouch sitting on a bench. Inside were several adapters—USB-C and USB-A types—mostly black, with a red tab and a label that read Adapters. I’ve left them where they were so the owner can claim them through the site, since that’s how this works here. If you recognize your stuff by the pouch and the little red tab, you know these belong to you.
I lost my holiday decorations last night in Danville. Around 9:15 p.m. on Friday, I had just unloaded the car and set a red tote near the entrance to Danville Museum of Fine Arts on Main Street. The tote held string lights, a garland, and a few sentimental ornaments. These decorations are special to my family, and I’m really hoping they turn up since they help bring back memories of Christmas gatherings with my grandmother. If anyone found the tote or its contents, I’d be grateful if they could help me recover them near the museum.
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