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I lost my devices last night while rushing to catch a bus downtown in Lubbock. At about 7:45 p.m., I had just left the Buddy Holly Center and was scanning my route when I must have left them on a bench by the outdoor sculpture courtyard. My phone, tablet, and a compact charger were inside a black backpack that got left behind in the crowd near the Depot District. I walked the block back and forth along 19th Street, asked a security guard, and called the campus library staff, but the crowd thinned and the evening grew chilly. Those devices held work notes, photos, and a few cherished memories; I’m anxious to recover them.
I spent Saturday afternoon at the Buddy Holly Center in downtown Lubbock, around 3:40 p.m., snapping photographs for a family album. I carried a small leather folder with prints from grandma's birthday and a few scanned shots I’d just printed. On the way back to the car I must have left the folder on a bench near the entrance and walked away. Those photos capture her smile and the moments we keep trying to hold onto, and losing them stung more than I expected. If they turn up, I hope they’re kept safe until they’re reunited with their rightful owner.
Hey, I’m Diego Ramirez. I lost my student ID around 3:45 PM near the Texas Tech University Library area, specifically by the Student Union Building in Lubbock. The card has my photo and my campus ID number, and I’ve relied on it to get into classes and the gym, so replacing it would be a hassle. I was heading toward the SUB walkway after a quick library stop when I realized it wasn’t in my pocket anymore. If it turns up, I’d be grateful to have it back through the site.
I lost my 1960s Topps baseball card set yesterday around 3pm near the Cactus Theatre parking lot on 19th Street in the Depot District, Lubbock. It's kept in a red vinyl binder with a white spine label reading 'Topps 1962' in black marker. Inside are about 40 mid-60s cards, including a Hank Aaron rookie and a Willie Mays card, all in decent shape but with some corner wear. One card has a tiny pencil price mark of $2.50 in the corner, and the binder has a coffee ring stain on the cover. It was a gift from my grandfather, so it means a lot to me. If you happened to find it, email me at [email protected] and we can sort something out.
I found a silver Yamaha flute this afternoon around 3:15 PM outside the Texas Tech Student Union Building on the campus lawn. It's in a black hard case with a red velvet interior, and there's a small dent in the head joint plus a few scratches along the body. The head joint sleeve has initials 'LJ' engraved, which makes it easy to identify. I know how much a wind instrument can mean to a player, and this one clearly belongs to someone who plays regularly—it's got sentimental value. If you think this is yours, message me and we can arrange a pickup near the Student Union to get it back to you.
I found a navy blue Herschel backpack this morning around 9:15am near the parking lot behind the Texas Tech University Student Union on 4th Street in Lubbock. It's in decent shape, with a small scratch on the bottom corner and a couple of pen marks on the inside lining, but all zippers work. On the front pocket there's a purple fox sticker and a yellow mesh water-bottle holder, plus a red spiral notebook peeking out from the main compartment. It looks like it might belong to a student who was in a rush, and it would mean a lot to reunite it with its owner.
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