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I was walking along the Mississippi Riverfront near the Centennial Bridge in Davenport, in the Quad Cities, around 6:15 p.m. last Friday when I spotted a small bag labeled Tank Accessories tucked under a bench. Opening it revealed hoses, fittings, and a compact toolkit—clearly not mine. I asked a couple of passersby, but no one claimed it, so I brought it to this site. It’s tough to think this could get misplaced again, and I hope the owner recognizes it soon.
I found a box of holiday decorations sitting on a doorstep on Main Street in Davenport around 2:15 PM today. It looked like a jumble of ornaments, garland, and a small lantern, all wrapped in tissue. It wasn't mine, and I can tell they'd belong to someone who loves the season as much as I do. I'm posting them here in case you recognize these items. If these are yours, please respond through the site and we can arrange a pickup near LeClaire Park by the river.
I was biking along the Mississippi Riverfront in Davenport around 6:28 PM on Friday when I found three GPS devices tucked into a navy pouch beneath a bench near LeClaire Park. The devices looked recently used, with cables coiled underneath and a small sticker on one case. I didn’t see anyone around who claimed them, so I left them with the park staff at the visitor center, hoping the owner sees this.
While strolling along the Mississippi River at LeClaire Park in Davenport around 5:50 p.m. Saturday, I realized my pocket watches were missing from my coat pocket. One is a silver heirloom with a small dent near the hinge, the other a newer stainless piece with a black face. I retraced the riverfront path along the Mississippi from LeClaire Park toward the old freight house, but I came up empty. I’m hoping someone picked them up and will return them so the family can keep its stories ticking.
I was heading back to my car after a campus event on Saturday at 4:15 PM, near the Figge Art Museum in downtown Davenport. I must have dropped my student ID while weaving through a crowd by the river. It’s more than a card to me—it's my access and a little piece of my school routine. The lanyard is dark blue with a small school logo on the back. If someone turned it in to the site, that would mean the world to me.
Late Friday around 5:45 PM, I was practicing at LeClaire Park in Davenport when a gust of wind tore the pages loose from my binder. I must have left it on a bench near the park’s carousel. The binder is black with a bright red spine and a tiny piano sticker. It holds an original arrangement I’m finishing for a recital and a few personal notes I can’t replace. If anyone found a sheet music binder lying around LeClaire Park, please keep it safe—these pieces are important to me and I’d be so grateful to have them back.
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