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I lost my shirts this past Sunday around 3:45 p.m., after helping friends move boxes near Fayetteville Downtown Square on West Dickson Street. They’re a soft blue tee with a vintage band print and two plain white tees with a small bleach stain I can’t recreate. I wore them to the Razorbacks game earlier that day, so they feel like a thread of home when I pull them on. I’m sick about this and keep circling the University of Arkansas campus and Dickson Street, hoping someone nearby picked them up.
Tuesday at 3:35 PM, I realized my two paintings were missing as I stepped out of the University of Arkansas campus toward Dickson Street. I had left them on the back seat of my car while I checked directions near the Town Center, and they vanished before I could turn back. The canvases are large—one shows a sunset over a barn, the other an abstract teal swirl—and they mean a lot to me. I retraced the sidewalks along Dickson Street and around the square, but I couldn't shake the sinking feeling. If anyone saw them, please know how much they matter to me.
Today at 9:15 a.m., I was grabbing a quick coffee near the Fayetteville Public Library on Dickson Street and must have set my travel adapters down somewhere nearby. They’re in a small gray zip pouch: one compact European plug and another USB-C adapter, both a bit scuffed from travel. I rely on them for work trips, so I’m hoping someone picked them up. I’ve checked the sidewalk by the library, the bus stop, and the nearby square, but nothing so far. If you spot them near the library entrance or along Dickson Street, please let me know.
While wandering along Dickson Street yesterday around 11:20 a.m., I spotted a pair of pocket watches left on a wooden bench behind the Fayetteville Town Center. One watch had a gold case with a delicate engraving that read 'J. C. Miller 1904,' the other was a smaller silver piece with a chipped crystal. I can imagine the owner pausing to check the time between classes or a stroll downtown, and I’m glad to help bring them back. I wrapped them in a cloth I found nearby to keep them safe and left them in a quiet spot by the fountain near the square, in case someone returns looking here.
I misplaced my Document Holders on a bench near the Fayetteville Downtown Square around 4:30 PM on Tuesday after a quick walk from the University of Arkansas. The folder carried class notes, a few handouts, and a bookmark I’d been meaning to use all week. The light was slipping through the trees on Dickson Street as people hurried by, and a sense of loss hit me as I realized the binder wasn’t where I left it. Those pages matter to my schedule and my studies, and I’m hoping someone found them and kept them safe until I could reclaim them.
I’m Olivia Martin. On Monday at 7:25 p.m., after decorating for our neighborhood block party, I realized a box of holiday decorations was missing from my car parked near the Fayetteville Downtown Square on Dickson Street. The box contained glass garlands and a string of warm white lights. I drove around the square and nearby side streets but couldn’t locate it. These decorations mean a lot to our family, and I’m hoping someone picked it up and left it somewhere safe. If you saw anything around Dickson Street or the Square area, please tell through the site.
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