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I'm Alex Carter. I was at the Lawton Public Library today around 3:15 PM after grabbing coffee at Bluffs Café, and I realized my favorite grey pants were missing from my bag. I remember sitting on a bench by the fountain near the mural on Lawton Main Street, then walking toward the courthouse and noticing the zipper was half open. I'm hoping someone picked them up and tucked them away somewhere safe. They're comfortable, well-worn, and mean a lot to me, especially since they go with my only belt. Please, if you saw them, know I'm really hoping they turn up.
I was walking back from Elmer Thomas Park around 8:15 p.m. Friday when my two rabbits slipped from their carrier and vanished near the duck pond. I called their names and searched the bushes, but the park lights were dim and the shadows stretched long. They're small and quick, one white with a black ear and the other brown with a tiny orange spot on its back, and my heart aches thinking of them out there in the cold. If you happened to see two little rabbits hopping along the path by the pond, I’d be grateful for any clue that could bring them home.
I found someone else's item—a tote labeled 'Breeds'—on a bench behind the Lawton Public Library around 2:15 p.m. last Friday. The tote held dog-breed catalogs and a binder with handwritten notes about breed standards. It looked like something a local breeder or rescue group would carry, and I didn’t touch anything beyond moving it to a safer spot so it wouldn’t get knocked over. I’m posting here to help the owner recognize this item and reclaim it through the site.
Last Tuesday around 6:00 p.m., I realized my two wrist watches were missing from my jacket pocket while leaving the downtown Lawton Plaza near the Lawton Public Library. The first is a silver Timex with a blue face and a small scratch on the glass; the second is a black leather strap watch with a gold buckle, plainer but deeply meaningful to me. They carry memories from family trips and days at Fort Sill, and losing them has felt personal and frustrating. If anyone found them, please let me know through this site so I can be reunited with them.
I was walking home from the Lawton Public Library around 10:30 pm last Tuesday when I spotted a driver's license on the sidewalk near Main Street. The card looked fairly new, tucked into a slim leather sleeve. I picked it up and kept it safe, hoping the owner will be reunited with it soon. Losing a license would be stressful, and I’d hate for someone to be left worrying. The card seems to belong to someone in Lawton, and I’ve kept it secure in case it turns up here.
I lost my holiday decorations last Friday around 8:15 p.m. I was unloading the car near the Lawton Public Library on 4th Street when a box with tinsel and handmade ornaments slipped away from me. I retraced my steps through the foyer and out onto the sidewalk, but the box was gone. Those decorations are tied to family memories, and the thought of them being missing leaves me uneasy and hopeful at the same time. If anyone found a weathered box near the library with red and gold accents, I’d be grateful to know it’s safe.
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