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I was walking the River Walk by Fort Smith's Riverfront Park at 6:15 p.m. last Tuesday when I spotted a neon blue duffel tucked under a bench. Inside was Equipment for Various Sports — a baseball glove, two racquets, a pair of cleats, and a water bottle. It looked like someone had just finished practice in the humid Arkansas evening. I’m hoping the owner sees this and can claim it through the site; I’m keeping it safe and sound at the moment.
I was at Fort Smith's Riverfront Park around 6:45 p.m. last Friday when I realized my camping utensils set was missing from the zipper pouch. The set is stainless steel with a red nylon pouch and a small carabiner clip; it’s practical for quick cookouts by the river. I’d been at a food cart near the pavilion by the river trail and must have left them at the table. They’re important for our family dinners, and I’m hoping someone picked them up and saved them for me.
I was walking along the Fort Smith Riverwalk near the riverfront around 9:10 p.m. on Friday when I dropped my handheld and my Nintendo Switch. The handheld is black with a cracked screen, and the Switch is the white model with red and blue Joy-Cons. These items aren’t just gadgets to me—they helped me unwind after long shifts, and I’m hoping someone picked them up and kept them safe until I can recover them.
Hi, I'm Aaron Bryant. I realized around 6:15 p.m. yesterday that my hand tools were missing. They were in a black tool bag with a yellow tape measure and a dented hammer, left on the tailgate of my pickup after I helped a neighbor at the Fort Smith Farmers Market on Garrison Ave. The market had cleared out, and I've been retracing steps, hoping they weren't taken. Those tools are essentials for home repairs, and I'm anxious to get them back in the shed where they belong.
I was practicing at the Fort Smith Riverfront Park gazebo around 5:30 PM yesterday when a sudden gust sent the pages fluttering off my hands. The sheet music is a well-worn binder with a blue cover and my initials, K.S., penciled in the corner. I hurried back to the bench, but the wind had already whisked it away toward the riverbank. That music means a lot to me—it's the last thing I have from my late mentor and I was hoping to bring it to an upcoming recital at the library; I’m keeping faith that someone nice picked it up and turned it in.
Hey, I’m Mason Reed. I was wandering through Riverfront Park in Fort Smith when I spotted a small zip pouch with several travel adapters sticking out. I found them at about 2:15 PM on Saturday, left on a bench near the Riverfront Park pavilion. I felt relieved to have found a helpful item, and I’m glad to hold onto them for the owner until they claim them through the site.
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