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I was walking on the University of Kentucky campus in Lexington around 2:30 PM on Saturday, October 10, when a gust sent two hats tumbling from my head near Rose Street between the Student Center and the library. One is a gray wool beanie with a small white paw print on the cuff; the other a cream-colored fedora with a brown leather band. They’re meaningful to me, and I’d be heartbroken to not have them back after all the campus photos I’ve shot this season. If you found them in that area, please leave a note on this posting so I can arrange pickup through the site.
I was sweeping the back alley behind Heritage Café on West Main Street at 4:18 p.m. last Friday when I spotted a bundle of paintings tucked behind a loading dock. The stack includes several landscapes and a couple of portraits, all in weathered frames with bright edges. They look well loved and are clearly not mine, but there’s no tag I can read. I’m posting here because I know someone in Lexington must be missing these keepsakes—they deserve to be home where they’re seen.
Hi there, I realized last Friday around 6:45 p.m. that my devices were missing near the University of Kentucky campus. I was on the pedestrian bridge by the UK Student Center and Limestone Street when I last saw them. They are a black laptop, a gray tablet, and a silver phone tucked into a black laptop bag. I’m anxious about the data on them and I’m hoping someone turned them in somewhere around the student union, the library, or along Limestone Street.
I lost my GPS devices after a busy Friday evening in Lexington. At 9:15 p.m. last Friday I realized they weren’t in my bag as I stepped out of my car near Rupp Arena on West Main Street. The two devices are small gray boxes with black trim, tucked in a red neoprene sleeve. I can picture the wet pavement along Limestone Street as I retraced my steps between the student lots and the UK campus, hoping for a glint of plastic under neon signs. These little gadgets matter a lot for a field study I’m conducting, and I’m hoping someone picked them up and will return them to the correct place in time.
My name is Grace Bennett. I lost a small set of enamel pins on Saturday around 11:15 a.m. at Cheapside Park during a walk near the Lexington Farmers Market. The pins meant a lot to me; they feature a tiny fox, a crescent moon, and a star and were gifts from my grandmother. I wore them on my jacket for good luck, and their loss feels personal. If you have seen them, I would be grateful to hear they have found their way back near the market entrance.
At 9:45 AM this morning, I realized I must have left my driver's license somewhere around the University of Kentucky campus in Lexington. I was walking from the Student Center toward Main Street, passing the William T. Young Library when I noticed it was gone. The license is a standard blue card with my photo on the front, and losing it has me feeling anxious about daily errands. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate it getting back to me.
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