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Hi, I’m Ava Peterson, and I lost my suits in Scottsbluff, Nebraska, in the Panhandle. On Tuesday, January 3, 2024, around 7:00 PM, I left a black garment bag with three suits on a chair outside the Panhandle Event Center after a late meeting, near Chimney Rock overlook. The bag has a pink ribbon on the zipper and a blue hanger peeking out. I’m anxious because I need them for an interview this week, and I’m praying they’re safe and nearby.
I was walking along 20th Street in Scottsbluff around 9:30 AM when I found two microwaves sitting near the entrance of the Walmart Supercenter. One is black with a dented door; the other is white with a blue control panel. They looked recently used but in decent shape, with cords still coiled neatly. I can't tell who they belong to, so I'm posting them here in case the owner sees this and recognizes them.
I was tidying up after a garage sale at the Scotts Bluff County Fairgrounds around 4:45 pm last Friday when my chrome blender and red toaster disappeared from the table. I checked behind the concession stand and along the edge of the parking lot, but they were gone. The appliances are my everyday helpers, and I feel a bit lost without them for quick breakfasts and dinners. I retraced my steps toward downtown Scottsbluff and up to the monument trailhead, but there was nothing. If you found them in the lot or nearby, please let someone know; they mean a lot to my family's routine.
I was hiking the trails near Scotts Bluff National Monument when I spotted a small toy train sitting on a bench by the visitor center around 4:15 p.m. on Sunday. It’s a weathered engine with a red caboose, a bit rusty but clearly cared for, and it looks like something a kid or a hobbyist would treasure. I picked it up and brought it inside the monument’s visitor building, hoping the owner will see this note. If this sounds like your train, it’s likely waiting for you at the front desk near the entrance.
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.
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