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I was out for a Sunday stroll near Riverfront Park in eastern Kentucky around 4:15 p.m. when I spotted a handheld and console sitting on a bench by the railing overlooking the creek. It looked recently used, with a few fingerprints on the screen and a charger tucked underneath. No one appeared nearby, and I scanned the area twice for a person who might be frantically searching, but the place was quiet. I picked it up and brought it home to keep it safe, hoping the owner would see this post and recognize it. It felt oddly intimate—like a small piece of someone’s routine had been left behind on the trail.
On Monday at 7:45 p.m., I left my Document Holders in the passenger seat after a quick stop at the Pikeville City Center in Eastern Kentucky, near the fountain at the east lot. I wandered over to a bookstore across the street and when I got back to the car, they were gone. The holders contain essential papers, IDs, and notes from a conference, so losing them has me stressed and a little overwhelmed. If anyone happened to see them or picked them up, I’d be grateful for any clues that help reunite me with them.
On Tuesday around 7:45 p.m., I realized my dogs' collars were missing from the trunk of my car outside the courthouse on Main Street in Hazard, Kentucky. We had just finished a short hike in the Daniel Boone National Forest, and I had taken the collars off to stretch the dogs' legs. The blue nylon collar with a reflective stripe and a red leather collar with a paw-print tag mean the world to me because they help keep my dogs safe. I walked up and down Main Street, calling their names and checking the hedges by the sidewalk, hoping someone picked them up and kept them safe. If they’re found near Hazard’s downtown river trail, I’d love to see them back with us.
Left behind a blue US passport after a hike at 3:15 p.m. yesterday near the Pine Mountain State Resort Park lodge. I must have set it down on a bench by the visitor center while I checked my map. The cover is deep navy with the U.S. seal; pages inside show stamps from recent trips. I'm stressed about upcoming travel and really hoping the finder turned it in to the park staff or the lost-and-found so I can replace nothing more than my identity.
I’m Avery Lane, and I realized I’d lost my sandals around 5:15 p.m. Saturday on Main Street in downtown London, Kentucky, after a short hike at Levi Jackson State Park. I had taken them off for a quick air-out, and when I looked back they were gone. They’re tan leather with a blue strap and a small scuff on the left sole. I’ve worn them for years, and losing them on a busy street after a long drive around this corner of Eastern Kentucky leaves me frustrated and a little embarrassed, but I’m hoping they’re nearby. If you found them near Levi Jackson State Park or along Main Street, please keep them safe and let me know through the site.
I was at the Pine Mountain State Resort Park pool around 6:30 p.m. last Friday with friends, and I must have left my swimsuits on a lounge chair. When we came back, the row by the pool had cleared out and the bright blue swimsuit top along with the striped bottoms were gone. This trip was meant to be a quick family weekend, and losing these suits feels like losing a small piece of the memory. If you found them near the pool area outside the Pine Mountain Lodge or by the concession stand, please bring them to the site so I can claim them.
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