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I was walking along Beale Street around 6:40 PM on Friday when two dogs trotted up to me, muddy and friendly, tails wagging. They wore red collars and one had a blue bandana. I kept them near the riverfront by Tom Lee Park for about 20 minutes, offering water and calm words while I checked for a microchip with a reader I carry and asked passersby if they recognized them. It aches to think someone might be missing them, and I hope this helps reunite them with their family.
I was walking the riverfront by Beale Street around 7:20 PM on a breezy Thursday when I spotted a drone lying in the grass by a planter near Tom Lee Park. It still flashed a blinking red LED and hummed faintly as I nudged it with my sneaker. I picked it up, checked for marks, and imagined how relieved the owner would be to see this post. It looked recently dropped, probably during a quick flight along the Mississippi. If this is yours, it’s waiting here at the Memphis listing, found near downtown by the river.
I was headed home after rehearsal, around 7:30 PM, and parked by Beale Street Landing. When I got back to my vehicle, I realized my four-piece drums were gone from the back seat; it's a red bass drum, two toms, and a snare, all in mismatched cases. The bags are scuffed and marked with my initials 'M.R.' in white paint. I’m anxious and frustrated—these drums are my livelihood and a big part of my life. If someone found them, please try to return them through the site; they mean the world to us.
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On Friday, October 18 at 6:45 p.m., I left my satchels on a bench outside the Orpheum Theatre near Beale Street in Memphis. I turned around to snap a quick photo of the neon signs and when I looked back, they were gone. The bags are dark brown leather with brass buckles, and one has a small green scarf sticking out of the zipper pocket. Inside I kept my journal, important papers, and a few photos from college that mean a lot to me. I’m shaken and hopeful someone picked them up and will recognize the contents—these aren’t just bags, they’re memories.
I lost my Equipment for Various Sports around 6:15 pm Friday at Tom Lee Park in Memphis, Tennessee, after a casual game. I had set my dark navy duffel down near the basketball courts while I tied my sneakers, and when I turned back it was gone. Inside was a mix of gear—a worn tennis racket, a pair of training shoes, and a well-loved basketball—nothing flashy, but each piece mattered to me. I’m sick thinking about replacing it, and I keep hoping someone who picked it up will bring it back to the park office where I’d be able to claim it.
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