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On Saturday at 6:15 p.m., I realized I had lost my two USB drives from my backpack after a quick stop at the Lambeau Field area near the Titletown District in Green Bay. The drives hold travel photos and a client presentation I have been refining for weeks, so I am anxious about them turning up. I remember placing the drives on a bench outside Bay Park Square Mall while I took a call, and when I looked back they were gone. It is more than data to me; those drives carry memories and deadlines, and I would feel relief if they surfaced near the Green Bay Public Library or along Main Street by Lambeau Field.
I was walking along the Fox River Trail near Lambeau Field around 7:14 p.m. when I spotted a bundle of dresses draped over a bench. They looked like a coordinated group of outfits—bright colors and different textures—tied together with a single ribbon. No tag turned up, just the soft rustle of fabric on a windy evening by the river. It’s not hard to imagine someone’s special occasion going wrong and needing these back. I posted this on the site hoping the owner sees it soon.
Last Thursday at about 7:15 p.m., I left rehearsal near Walnut Street and walked toward CityDeck on the Fox River when I realized my two violins were missing from my case. They’re in a worn black hard case; one is an older varnished model with a faint crack, the other is a newer lighter wood with a bright tailpiece. I retraced steps along the brick sidewalks, past the Meyer Theatre and the riverfront, checking benches and storefronts, but the evening light faded and nothing turned up. These instruments aren’t just tools—they carry years of practice and memories, and I’m hoping they were found and kept safe.
I was walking along Green Bay's Fox River Trail, near the Bay Beach Amusement Park, at 5:45 p.m. Friday when I realized my two cats were missing. Luna is a gray tabby with white paws; Rio is a sleek black cat with a tiny white chest and a green collar. They’re indoor cats and very wary of strangers. I last saw them behind the National Railroad Museum along the east side of the trail, and I’m worried they’ve slipped into a garden or beneath a shed along the path. They’re precious to me—please help me bring them home in one piece.
Hi, I’m Hannah Larson. I lost a pair of heirloom brooches yesterday afternoon. One is a silver leaf with tiny blue stones, the other a delicate pearl bow; they belonged to my grandmother and mean everything to me. I had them pinned on my coat during a walk around 2:30 p.m. near Lambeau Field in Green Bay after a family outing. The crowds and the Packers practice bustle along Gate A; I’ve retraced the path but I’m still hopeful they’re somewhere safe. They carry a piece of home I can’t replace.
Yesterday around 6:15 p.m., I left two folding chairs on the small concrete pad behind my apartment on Oak Street, just a block from Lambeau Field. I came back to grab them after unloading groceries and they were gone, leaving only a dented cup and a loose strap. These chairs are planned to be used for Sunday family dinners at Bay Beach, and losing them hit me hard, those chairs have seen our summer barbecues for years. If you happened to see them, please let me know through the site. It would mean a lot.
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