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I was riding my bike past Riverside Park in Scottsbluff around 1:15 p.m. on Tuesday when I found a bag of holiday decorations tucked behind a bench near the park's playground. Inside were a string of colored lights, a wreath, and a few paper snowmen; they looked recently dropped and a little dusty from the river breeze. It seemed like someone had hurried off and left their decorations behind. I tucked them into a safe spot, hoping the owner would recognize them soon.
I was strolling near the duck pond at Riverside Park around 7:15 p.m. on Tuesday when I realized my two dolls were gone from my tote. They are about a foot tall, cloth bodies with yarn hair—one wears a blue sweater, the other a red dress with frills. They belong to my grandmother and have traveled with me on every trip since she passed; they’re a quiet comfort on rough days in the Panhandle. If you found them anywhere near Riverside Park or along Riverside Court in Scottsbluff, please know how much they mean to me and my family.
I’m writing because my parrots, Pico and Rio, are missing. I last saw them around 5:45 p.m. yesterday near Mitchell Park and the Scotts Bluff National Monument parking lot in Scottsbluff. They’re small and curious—Pico has a bright yellow-green chest; Rio sports a blue-tinted wing and a wavering chirp that sounds almost human. They’re not used to being apart from me, and I’m worried they might wander into the Panhandle night. If you’ve seen two roaming parrots, perched on a fence or bird feeder in this area, please let me know through the site. I’m hoping they’re just exploring and will fly home soon.
I was loading synthesizers after a small gig in Scottsbluff, in the Panhandle of Nebraska, around 4:22 pm on Friday when my gear wasn't there. The two silver units with a purple label and a few stickers looked familiar, and the rolling case felt lighter than it should. I searched the Riverside Park area near Scottsbluff for a while, but the crowd had dispersed and my heart sank—these instruments are my livelihood. If you’ve seen them near the Scottsbluff National Monument visitor center or along the park paths, please keep an eye out for this listing.
Last Friday at 6:15 pm, I lost my pocket watch while hiking from the Scotts Bluff National Monument visitor center. The watch belonged to my grandfather, and losing it feels like losing a piece of family history, which has me anxious and unsettled. I have checked along the trail, the parking area, and the overlook, but I have not turned it up. If you found it, please bring it to the Scotts Bluff National Monument visitor center.
Yesterday afternoon, at about 3:45 PM, I spotted a large black saxophone case tucked under a bench near Riverside Park in Scottsbluff. When I opened it, there were three saxophones, along with a few mouthpieces and some sheet music peeking out. The gear looks well-loved, probably belonging to a student or a local musician, and it seemed important to whoever owns it. I’m posting this here in the hope the rightful owner will recognize the instruments and reclaim them through the site.
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