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I was walking back to my car near Bridge Street Town Centre in Huntsville around 4:15 PM today when I found a stack of board games lying on the curb beside a bench. They were mixed in a tote bag, with Monopoly, Settlers of Catan, and some travel-size games visible through the clear box. They looked used but cared for, as if saved for a family game night and then left behind during a busy afternoon. I’m posting here in case the owner sees this; I’ll keep them safe and wait for the rightful owner to claim them through the site.
At 9:15 a.m. this morning, I was outside a boutique near Big Spring Park in downtown Huntsville, browsing a few dresses I had been excited about. I set a lavender chiffon dress and a matching belt on a chair while I stepped inside for a moment, and when I turned back, they were gone. The fabric is soft lavender with delicate embroidery, the kind of thing that catches compliments. They were a gift from my sister, worn to a family wedding last weekend, and losing them feels personal and urgent. If you saw anything, or found a stray hanger or bag near the park, please help me get them back to my wardrobe.
I realized my lapel pins were missing around 3:42 p.m. today, while I was near Bridge Street Town Centre in Huntsville. The pins mattered to me—several were gifts from friends and one is a charity pin I wear often. I retraced my steps along the plaza and checked a few benches, but I came up empty. It stung a bit, since the pins carried memories from different events. If you spotted a small bundle of pins tucked into a jacket pocket or on a bench, I’d be grateful to have them back.
Hi, I’m Logan Reed. Yesterday around 2:30 p.m., after the street fair wrapped up in Big Spring Park, I spotted two wrist watches left on a bench near the fountain. One has a blue dial and a brown leather strap; the other is a silver case with a black rubber strap. They looked nearly new, as if someone set them down for a moment and forgot. I checked the surrounding paths and restrooms, then brought them to the park office because timepieces matter to the people who wear them. If these belong to you, please know they’re safe here and I hope they help you reconnect with your day.
I lost a tote of holiday decorations after decorating for Christmas last Friday around 7:40 p.m. near Big Spring Park in Huntsville. Inside are a glittery gold star, a cracked ceramic angel, and a string of multicolored lights with a frayed plug. These decorations have marked our family gatherings for years and carry a lot of memories from Decatur Christmases; I’d love to have them back so the family can carry on the tradition.
Hi, I'm Alicia Turner. I lost a small set of bronze sculptures after I paused to take photos near the Von Braun Center in Huntsville around 2:30 p.m. last Sunday. The three pieces are about 6-8 inches tall, with a satin patina and angular shapes, and I remember placing them in a tote while I chatted with a vendor near Big Spring Park fountain. When I turned back, I only found my scarf on the ground—if found, please inform the site desk.
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