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Hey there, I’m Alex Rivera. I found a cluster of sculptures this afternoon around 3:10 p.m. along the San Antonio River Walk, near Alamo Plaza. There are three pieces, about a foot tall each, made of metal with a weathered look and odd little fingers, almost like street-art curiosities. I checked nearby shops and asked a couple of pedestrians, but I couldn’t locate an owner. I kept them together and brought them to a safer spot while I thought about what to do next. I’m hoping the rightful owner will see this and claim them soon; it felt important to do the right thing.
Last Friday around 7:45 p.m., after a rehearsal at a studio near the Pearl District, I realized my drums were missing from the hallway. I rushed to Alamo Plaza to retrace my steps and search the sidewalks, but the kit didn’t turn up. The set is a black 4-piece with chrome hardware; the bass drum head has a dent and the snare sticks left a few marks on the case. Losing it felt like losing a part of my routine, and it’s weighing on me. If you found it, I’d appreciate the chance to get them back.
I was wrapping up a study session at a cafe near The Alamo on Friday around 6:50 PM, and I think I left my laptop adapters on the chair outside. There are two USB-C adapters and a compact power brick in a black neoprene pouch, all with a small blue label. It would mean a lot to get them back—they’re my only reliable way to stay online for late-night assignments, and I'm scrambling without them.
I was at the San Antonio Central Library on Soledad Street around 3:15 PM today, studying for finals when I realized my student ID was missing from my backpack. The card bears my name, a small photo, and the campus barcode I use for building access. I retraced my steps through the reading room and the cafe, and I think I must have left it somewhere between a shelf of books and a spilled coffee cup. I’m anxious about someone else using it, but I still hope it’s just overlooked somewhere nearby. If anyone has found it, please keep it safe.
On Friday around 7:45 PM, I was along the River Walk near the Tower of the Americas in San Antonio, filming a sunset with my two folding drones in a black case with a red sticker. A gust of wind bumped my bag, and they probably fell into the crowd or into the bushes along the walkway. I’ve retraced the route several times, but no luck. The drones are compact, with one case showing a chipped camera lens; they’re important for work and hobby. If you found them, please keep them safe and let the site know.
I was walking the River Walk by Hemisfair Park around 2:15 p.m. yesterday when two hats slipped from my bag and vanished into the crowd. One is a beige wide-brim sun hat, the other a black baseball cap with a small white logo. I scanned the pavement and the seating areas, but the busy foot traffic swallowed any sign of them. I’ve always relied on them for sun protection and comfort, and I can’t shake the worry they’re gone for good.
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