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On Sunday around 3:15 p.m., I was rehearsing at the Owensboro Riverfront near Smothers Park when my sheet music binder slipped from my bag. The blue binder, labeled Concert Pieces, has a handful of handwritten notes and a page marker that is bent from a few practiced runs. It means a lot to me for the upcoming recital, and I am anxious about finding it. If someone found it, please know I am hoping you will see this listing and return it to the riverfront lost-and-found area, so I can keep practicing and finish preparations.
I lost my neon blue and red Nintendo Switch with a black protective case yesterday around 3pm near the Smothers Park entrance on West 2nd Street in Owensboro. It’s a standard Nintendo Switch, a little scratched on the back and the left Joy-Con has a tiny dent. The case is matte black with a small panda sticker on the back. It has sentimental value—it's the only thing I can rely on after a long workday, and I really need it back; I use it during breaks and on the bus ride home. If anyone found a Switch with the panda sticker, please let me know.
I found a phone this afternoon around 2:30pm on the sidewalk along the Owensboro Riverfront, near the footbridge by Smothers Park, close to the row of food trucks. It's an iPhone in a neon green OtterBox case, with a cracked screen and a small dent on the top corner. A white sticker on the back shows a cartoon fox and the initials 'R.S.'—a tiny, unique detail I figured might help the owner identify it. I picked it up near the river walk; the screen was on briefly and I could unlock enough to see the home screen before it locked again. If it's yours, you can verify these details through the app and we'll put you in touch.
Hey, I lost my matte black wireless earbuds yesterday around 3pm near the Kroger on Frederica Street in Owensboro. They were in a bright blue charging case with a noticeable scratch along the bottom edge, and the right earbud has a tiny dent near the tip. There’s a small 'A12' sticker on the inside lid of the case, so they’re easy to spot. They were a gift from my sister and have sentimental value, so I’d really appreciate getting them back.
I found a pink reflective dog harness with a red nylon leash this afternoon around 3:30pm behind the Smothers Park riverfront area on Frederica Street in Owensboro. The harness is size small, pink with reflective piping, and it has a tiny green paw-print patch on the inside. The leash is about four feet long and shows a bit of fraying near the handle, with a small metal ring where a tag used to be. There’s a faint scent of wet fur on the lining, which makes me think a dog was recently wearing it. If this belongs to you, drop me a message here and we can arrange pickup near the Riverwalk.
I found it this afternoon around 6:15pm outside Riverwalk near Smothers Park on Frederica Street. It's a men's size L navy blue North Face parka, with a bright orange zipper pull and a small tear on the left elbow. There are a couple of faint water stains on the inner lining from yesterday's rain, but otherwise it's in decent shape. I picked it up off the sidewalk by the bike racks, hoping to get it back to its owner quickly. If this belongs to you, please describe the exact jacket size, the orange zipper feature, and the tear on the elbow so we can confirm and arrange a pickup in Owensboro.
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