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While walking home from the downtown market around 7:45 p.m. on Sunday, I spotted two guitars lying by the Kokomo Courthouse steps on Market Street. One is a sunburst acoustic with a slightly worn pickguard, the other a black electric with a chipped edge near the strap button. They looked like someone had set them down and forgotten them, so I picked them up and brought them here, hoping the owner sees this. I’m keeping them safe for now and would be relieved to see them go home to a musician who loves them as much as I do.
While walking my dog near the Howard County Courthouse in downtown Kokomo around 9:15 this morning, I found a box of holiday decorations tucked behind a bench by the planter. The bundle includes strings of twinkling lights, a garland, and a ceramic angel with gold trim. It hit me how special these must be to someone who was getting ready to decorate for the season, and I felt a little tug of sympathy for the unknown owner. I’m posting this in case the rightful person sees it and can reclaim their things.
I was boarding my flight when my airline ticket must have slipped from my pocket. I remember tucking it into the back pocket of my jeans, around 5:20 p.m. on Friday near the Kokomo Public Library on Markland Ave. I retraced steps along Main Street, hoping the thin, white slip with a faded airline logo would turn up. I felt a sinking mix of anxiety and relief thinking about the trip I had planned, and I just want it back where it belongs.
I lost my grandmother's quilts after helping set up for the community yard sale on Saturday. At 3:15 p.m., I last saw them folded over a metal chair by the Kokomo Farmers Market on Market Street, near the old county courthouse. They’re big and heavy, a patchwork of browns, greens, and faded blues with a frayed blue binding along the edges. The memory of grandma's stories keeps playing in my head, and I’m desperate to find them before winter settles in.
Hi, I’m Mia Lawson. I lost a small pile of coins when I stepped off the bus near the Kokomo-Howard County Public Library on Market Street around 9:15 this morning. I checked the library steps and the nearby bench, but the coins were gone. They’re a few sentimental cents saved for my mom’s birthday, nothing fancy, but they mean a lot to me. I’d be grateful to hear if you’ve seen them near the library entrance and kept them safe.
Grace Thompson here. I must have dropped my tank accessories this afternoon around 4:15 p.m. outside the Kokomo Howard County Public Library on Walnut Street. It was in a small, black pouch with a few screws, tiny decals, and a tool or two—stuff I’ve had since high school and don’t want to replace. I’m anxious about losing them because this gear is sentimental and hard to replace. If you found anything matching that description, please let me know through the site; we can arrange a safe meetup near the library entrance.
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