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I was leaving the Starbucks on Limestone Street near UK's campus yesterday around 3pm when my glasses slipped off. They're black rectangular Warby Parker frames with gold hinges; inside the left temple there’s a tiny 'WP' engraving and the left lens has a small scratch. They’re a sentimental keepsake—my grandmother gave them to me, so I really need them back. If anyone found them, I’d be grateful to meet by the coffee shop again or at the corner of Limestone and Avenue of Champions to pick them up.
I lost my black Kyser Quick-Change capo yesterday around 3pm near the Central Library on Main Street in Lexington. It's a compact capo, matte black, with a tiny red heart sticker on the lever and a small nick along the bottom plate. It was clipped to my guitar case in the pocket of a tan canvas gig bag when I grabbed a coffee outside the library. This capo has sentimental value—it was a gift from my mom last year, and I use it for almost every practice session and small gig. If someone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back.
I was in downtown Lexington yesterday around 3pm and I think I left my black Samsonite 24-inch hard-shell suitcase on the curb outside the Fayette County Courthouse on Main Street, near Short Street. It's a sturdy case with a bright red tag bearing my initials AP. The bag has a small dent on the bottom-right corner. This suitcase means a lot to me—it's from my grandmother and holds a few keepsakes; I really need it back. If you found it, drop me a message in the app.
I lost my keys yesterday around 3pm near the UK campus on Rose Street, just outside the Student Center in Lexington. It’s a small blue fabric lanyard with a round brass compass charm, plus two metal house keys and a Toyota car key fob that has a tiny panda sticker on the back. One of the keys has a heart-shaped cutout in the head. The set includes the key to my grandmother’s house, which makes it extra sentimental and I really need it back so I can get back into my apartment. If someone found them, I’d appreciate getting them back and I can meet up in a safe public spot in Lexington, like Cheapside Park, to pick up.
I lost my blue and white cockatiel with orange cheeks yesterday around 5pm near the Lexington Green shopping center on Nicholasville Road. He's a small bird—about the size of a robin—with a bright orange patch on each cheek and a pale white face. He wears a tiny silver leg band engraved 'AK-4' and has a faint crescent-shaped white patch on his left wing that’s easy to spot up close. I last had him in a light-blue PetsCo cage with a yellow perch; I think he fluttered away near the Barnes & Noble and the bus stop by Lexington Green. This bird means a lot to me—it's a gift from my aunt, and I’m really hoping to get him back safe and sound.
Found this ring this afternoon around 3:15pm on Limestone Street, right in front of the Camelot Café, near the Lexington Opera House. It's a 14k yellow gold band with a small square-cut sapphire in a bezel setting, about a size 6. The inner band is engraved with the initials KA. Ring is in decent shape but has a tiny nick on the bezel from being dropped on the sidewalk. I’m hoping to reunite it with its owner—please drop me a note if this sounds like yours, and tell me the initials you see inside or where you last wore it.
I found a pair of black rectangular sunglasses with a slim frame this afternoon around 4:15pm outside the Albert B. Chandler Hospital on South Limestone Street in Lexington. They're in good condition overall, with clean lenses and gold-toned hinges, but there's a tiny scratch on the left lens. Inside the left temple is an engraving that reads 'PJ'—a potential owner's initials. I know how easy it is to misplace glasses and how important they are, so I figured I’d post here in case someone recognizes them and wants them back.
Found this fluffy gray hamster this afternoon around 4:15pm in the Fayette Mall parking lot off Nicholasville Road, near the food court entrance. It’s tiny—about the size of a ping-pong ball—with soft gray fur, a white belly, and a sky-blue harness with a tiny silver bell that jingles when it moves. The little guy seems healthy and curious, just a bit rattled by the cars passing by. If this is your hamster, I’d love to help get it back—meetups can happen near the Fayette Mall entrance or by the bus stop on Nicholasville Road to make it easy.
I found a ring this afternoon around 2:15pm in front of the Lexington Public Library on Main Street. It's a slim 14k white gold band with a tiny round diamond in a simple prong setting. The ring shows a few small scratches from wear, but the diamond is bright. Inside the band there's a small engraving 'M.F.' and a barely noticeable nick along the outer edge at 3 o'clock. If this is yours, email me at [email protected] so we can arrange pickup.
I found a little green parakeet with a bright yellow head perched on the bookstore sign outside The Summit on Harrodsburg Road in Lexington this afternoon around 1:40pm. It has a slim blue tail, and a small silver leg band with 'KY' engraved on it. It seemed healthy, chirping softly and hopping along my hand, and it showed no fear after I coaxed it from a bush. I’m posting here because I know someone out there must be missing their pet—this bird looks tame and belongs with its family. If you think it’s yours, tell me the name on the leg band or what color the bird’s favorite treat is; I’ll bring it to you.