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At 6:15 p.m. on Tuesday, after a rehearsal at the Kentucky Center for the Arts downtown, I realized my two saxophones were gone. I started at Waterfront Park and worked my way back toward Fourth Street Live, tracing the steps by the river and the brick arches, but the cases vanished into the evening crowd. One horn is silver with a dent by the bell; the other has a bright lacquer that catches the streetlights. I’m devastated thinking they might be out there somewhere near the Muhammad Ali Center, and I just want them back in my hands.
I was packing up after a dinner with friends at the Louisville waterfront around 6:15 PM on Friday, near the Big Four Bridge. My utensil set—a plain metal fork, a wooden-handled spoon, and a blue plastic spatula—was in a green zip pouch and simply vanished from the picnic bench by Waterfront Park. I cook for gatherings, and that little kit has seen hundreds of meals, so losing it stings more than I expected. If you found a dented fork and that wooden spoon somewhere along the path by the river, I would be grateful to reclaim them from wherever they ended up.
I was closing up at a late-night shift near Fourth Street Live in downtown Louisville around 3:20 a.m. on Friday when I spotted two carry-ons left at the curb by the entrance to the garage. I checked for a tag and found nothing obvious, so I brought them to a safe spot and waited a moment, hoping the owner would realize what happened. The bags are sturdy black duffels with a dented wheel and a faded airline sticker on one of them. I felt a sense of responsibility and kept them secure until the rightful owner steps forward.
I lost my stamps around 3:50 p.m. on Wednesday after a walk near the Big Four Bridge in Louisville. They were in a small red stamp album tucked into my messenger bag; I must have dropped it while passing Fourth Street Live. The stamps are important to me—a family heirloom of sorts—so I’d really appreciate anyone who might have seen it to keep it safe.
I’m really anxious — I think I misplaced my passport. I last had it around 6:30 p.m. yesterday, after I grabbed a coffee near Fourth Street Live on Main Street in Louisville. I set the bag on a chair while I checked a map, and when I turned back, the bag was gone. Inside was my passport and a few travel photos. I’ve retraced my steps along Main Street and the transit area, but nothing. I’m trying to stay calm and get travel plans back on track.
I lost my Nintendo Switch OLED yesterday around 3pm near the Big Four Bridge overlook along the Louisville Waterfront Park. It's in a black protective case, with Neon Blue and Neon Red Joy-Cons and a blue silicone grip on the left controller. The back of the case has a small cat sticker I put on ages ago, and the screen has a faint bottom-edge scratch from a drop last month. This device holds a lot of my saved games and a few personal notes, so I’m really hoping someone turned it in—please reach out if you find it.
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