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Hey, I lost my black AirPods Pro with a blue silicone case yesterday around 5pm near the UL Lafayette campus on Johnston Street, behind the Student Union. The case has a small dent on the bottom edge and a pineapple sticker on the back. They were a birthday gift from my sister, so they mean a lot to me and I really need them back. If someone found them, dropping them at the campus security desk or the Lafayette Lost and Found would help me a ton.
I lost my sunburst Strat-style electric guitar this afternoon around 3:15 pm near the Cajundome on Congress Street, Lafayette. It's a sunburst finish with a maple neck and white pickguard, about 8.5 pounds, and there are two small dings on the lower bout. On the back of the headstock there's a palm-tree sticker, and the case includes a purple-lined guitar strap. It means a lot to me—it's a gift from my aunt and I’m really hoping to get it back. If you found it, please email [email protected] so we can confirm details and arrange a meetup.
I lost my black RFID-blocking passport holder yesterday around 3pm near Target on Ambassador Caffery Parkway in Lafayette. It's a slim, slightly worn leather-like case, about the size of a paperback, with a magnetic snap and a small red compass charm on the zipper. Inside, there are a few cards and a laminated boarding pass, plus my initials 'A.P.' written on the inner lining. There's even a faint coffee stain on the back from a Lafayette cafe, making it easy to spot. I really need it back; it's tied to my upcoming trip and holds sentimental value.
I lost my brother Timothy Lee yesterday around 7pm in Lafayette, and I am really worried. He's 5'9", slender, with short black hair and a crescent moon tattoo on his left wrist; he was wearing a gray hoodie with a red Nike logo and dark jeans. He was last seen near the Lafayette Public Library on Jefferson Street, outside the cafe by the bus stop. If anyone spots him, please contact me immediately—he may be anxious and disoriented, and his blue backpack with a star patch is a key identifier.
I lost my blue Wilson baseball glove yesterday around 3pm near the Lafayette City Park baseball fields, behind the concession stand by the bleachers on Main Street and 9th Ave. It's an 11.5-inch glove, mostly blue with black lacing and a small white scuff on the palm from last season. Inside the wrist there are 'LJ' initials written in white Sharpie, plus a tiny tear near the pinkie. It means a lot to me—it was a gift from my dad and has seen a lot of practice and games; I’d really appreciate getting it back if someone picked it up.
I found a tan tote bag this afternoon around 4:15pm in the Lafayette Library parking lot behind the Main Street entrance. It's a medium-sized canvas tote with brown leather-like trim, a clear blue inside pocket, and a small pink tag that says 'Mercer & May'. There are a few everyday items inside—a spiral notebook, a reusable coffee sleeve, and a lipstick with a dented cap—so it looks recently used. If this bag is yours, reply here with a detail only you’d know—like the pink Mercer & May tag, the blue inner pocket, or the lipstick cap—so we can verify and arrange pickup.
Found a glossy purple concert ticket this afternoon around 3:15pm on the sidewalk outside the Lafayette Theatre on Main Street, near the Lafayette Bookstore. It's for the Lafayette Music Fest—Section GA, Row 2, Seat 11—with a purple gradient design and a readable barcode (742190). There's a tiny tear along the top edge and a coffee stain on the bottom left corner. I picked it up and tucked it into my jacket pocket, because missing a show can feel awful. If this is yours, I’d love to help you get it back—shoot me the name on the ticket and the last four digits of the barcode, and I’ll reunite it with you.
I found a backpack this afternoon around 4:15pm behind the Lafayette Station bus stop on Jefferson Street, just past the downtown farmers market. It’s a blue North Face backpack, medium-sized (about 18 inches tall) with a black base and bright orange zipper pulls on the front pocket. The bag is a bit worn at the bottom corners but clean inside, no strong odor. Inside I spotted a spiral notebook, a student ID with the name Alex Rivera, and a small pineapple-shaped keychain attached to the zipper. There’s a USB-C cable sticking out of the side pocket. If this is yours, reach out and we’ll figure out the best way to reunite you with it.
I found a red knit scarf this afternoon around 4:15pm near the Lafayette Public Library on Main Street, by the bike racks outside the entrance. It's a bright, chunky scarf, about 60 inches long and 6 inches wide, with a white snowflake pattern along the edges and a small silver snowflake charm stitched near the hem. The yarn is soft but shows a few pills from wear, and there's a stray pine needle caught in the fringe, which helped me spot it. If this belongs to you, I'd love to help get it back—describe a unique detail or the charm to claim it.
I found a pair of silver hoop earrings with small pearl charms this afternoon around 2:30pm. They were lying on the ground near the benches outside the Lafayette Market Square Coffee on Main Street, just across from the Lafayette Library. The hoops are about 12mm in diameter, smooth and shiny, with a tiny pearl charm that swings when you move. One earring has a faint engraving on the inner rim—'LJ'—and there’s a barely noticeable scratch on the back of the other. They look in decent condition overall. If the owner sees this, I’d really love to return them—they probably mean a lot to someone.