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Hi, I’m Casey Dupree. I last saw my old model train around 7:15 PM Friday near Festival Plaza along the Shreveport riverfront. It’s a small brass locomotive with a blue stripe and a dent on the tender, the kind my dad and I tinkered with for hours on end. Losing it feels like losing a piece of home, a tangible memory of family evenings and pretend rail yards in our living room. If you happened to see a tiny blue-striped train around the riverfront, that’s mine.
Hi, I’m Mia Carter. I lost my Canines last night around 9:15 p.m. near the riverfront by the Louisiana Boardwalk in Shreveport. They’re two small brown-and-white terrier mixes: one wears a blue collar with a silver tag, the other a red collar. I’ve spent hours scanning the lights along the boardwalk and the parking lots, and my heart is heavy with worry because they’re my whole world. If you saw them wandering near the ferris wheel or the food stalls, please help by keeping an eye out or letting the site notify me that they’ve been found.
This morning around 8:05 am, I realized my two wrist watches were missing from the bench near Festival Plaza in downtown Shreveport. One is a silver everyday watch, the other a small antique piece from my grandfather. They’re meaningful to me and I was counting on wearing one for work today. I must have set them down while I grabbed my coffee near the Riverfront area and forgot to pick them back up. If someone found them, I’d be grateful to have them returned through the site.
Hello, I’m Camille Dupont. I lost my holiday decorations last Saturday around 7:30 PM near Festival Plaza in Shreveport. I’d been setting up for a small charity event along the riverfront when a gust of wind knocked the tote from my arm, scattering boxes and ribbons along Clyde Fant Memorial Parkway. The decorations are cheerful—red ribbons, a string of twinkling lights, a few gold ornaments—and they bring back memories of every Christmas I’ve hosted here. If you found a tote full of seasonal decor near Festival Plaza or by the Red River, please keep it safe for me until I can retrieve it.
Hi, I'm Daniel Brooks. I found a pair of gold studs on a bench near the Strand Theatre in downtown Shreveport this afternoon around 2:30 PM. They were lying on a napkin outside a coffee shop along Texas Street by the riverwalk. I picked them up to keep them safe and brought them to the cafe counter, hoping the owner will see this post. They look new and deserve to be worn again by the person who lost them.
I was loading gear after a late afternoon rehearsal at 3:20 pm yesterday near the Strand Theatre along the Red River in Shreveport. We had two wooden xylophones on a rolling cart, and I must have left them behind while we hustled to fit the van. The river breeze carried a hint of humidity and the sidewalks echoed with distant music from nearby clubs. I feel anxious because those instruments are used in our community programs, and they aren’t easily replaced.
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