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I was at the ASU Convocation Center in Jonesboro around 3:30 p.m. last Saturday when I realized my enamel pins were missing from my backpack. They are a small trio with a compass motif in gold and green, about the size of a bottle cap, sentimental because they were gifts from my grandmother. I have retraced my steps along the campus and toward Main Street, but I have not found them yet. If someone happened to pick them up, please know they mean a lot to me.
I was walking my dog along the Oak Street Trail by the Craighead Forest Park entrance in Jonesboro at 5:42 PM on Tuesday when I spotted a handful of collars lying on the ground beside a leash. They come in blue, red, and green, and one tag peeped out from the strap. It felt oddly personal to find someone else’s belongings, but I breathed a small sigh of relief thinking they could be reunited with their owner soon. I gathered the collars and placed them in a visible spot by the trailhead, hoping this post helps someone recognize them.
Today, around 1:30 p.m., I found a stack of quilts tucked behind a bench near the pavilion in Craighead Forest Park, Jonesboro. There are three quilts, all different patterns—one with faded florals, another in blues and creams, and a patchwork piece that looks handmade. They were neat but clearly left behind in a hurry, and it felt like they were waiting to go home with someone. I know how heavy it can be to carry a homemade quilt, so I set them on the bench and kept an eye out, hoping to help reunite them with their owner.
Last Friday around 8:15 PM I left my apartment and my two kittens slipped out the door. They bolted toward Craighead Forest Park, toward the main gate by the trailhead, and I haven’t seen them since. They’re tiny and curious: one gray tabby with white paws, the other a calico with a tiny white spot on her nose. I’m terrified they’ll get separated or hurt out there; I miss them and want them back safe. If you spotted two small kittens near the park’s entrance or along the trails, please keep an eye out and let me know.
I found a gym bag near the ASU Student Recreation Center around 7:45 this morning in Jonesboro. It's a blue duffel with a red strap and a name tag that says Megan. Inside are gym clothes, a towel, and a water bottle. It looked like someone rushed out after a workout, and I could feel the owner’s worry. I’ve kept the bag safe here, hoping Megan sees this listing.
I lost my son's wooden train after we left the Jonesboro City Park around 4:30 PM last Friday. We paused by the fountain to grab a quick snack, and I set the train on a bench while we watched the duck parade by. When we circled back, the train was gone. It’s a small red locomotive with a yellow smokestack and a tiny dent on the roof—the kind of toy he carries around for months. It would mean the world to get it back; he asks about it every night and names it after his grandpa. We were near the Arkansas State University campus area, Jonesboro, Arkansas, United States, hoping to retrace steps and find it where we last sat.
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