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I found someone else’s sculptures this afternoon by Texarkana Union Station on Main Street, around 2:30 p.m. They’re a small carved wooden horse and a tall brushed-metal figure, both a bit scuffed from street use but clearly handmade. I picked them up and checked for a plate or tag, but nothing showed itself, so I figured the owner would want them back with care. They look meaningful, and I’d hate for someone to think they’re lost forever. If you’re around Texarkana and recognize these pieces, I’ll hold onto them safely until the owner is found.
Today at about 3:10 pm I found two violins on the sidewalk by Arkansas High School on Main Street in Texarkana, Arkansas. They were in two worn cases, one with a dented corner and the other with a scratch along the back. A faded label inside one case reads 'Davis Strings Co.' I couldn't find a name tag, so I'm posting to help reunite them with their owner. If these belong to you, please check this listing.
I was walking along Main Street in Texarkana when I spotted a scarf caught on a fence by the Perot Theatre around 3:15 p.m. yesterday. One scarf is navy with a white paisley pattern, the other is a bright red knit—both look like they were dropped by someone in a hurry. I picked them up and kept an eye out for a name tag, but there wasn't any. I hope the owner sees this and can claim them soon.
I was walking back to my car after studying at the Texarkana Public Library in Texarkana, Arkansas, when I spotted a worn Student ID on the steps by the entrance. The photo and name peeked through the scuffed plastic, so I tucked it into my coat and brought it here. It was about 6:42 p.m. on Thursday, by the library doors on West 4th Street. Seeing someone’s ID made me feel cautious and hopeful—these cards carry real weight and losing one can be scary. I’m posting it here hoping the owner sees it and can reclaim it quickly.
At about 7:45 p.m. on Friday, I found two rabbits near the Texarkana Post Office on West Broad Street. They looked scared but curious, one white and the other light brown, noses twitching as the streetlamps flickered. I brought them to a quiet corner by the Texarkana Public Library and kept them safe while I waited, hoping their family would realize they were missing. If these belong to someone in the area, I'm glad to help reunite them with their owner.
I was walking through downtown Texarkana yesterday afternoon, around 4:40 p.m., near Spring Lake Park, when I realized my copy of Wild and Domestic wasn't in my backpack. The book has a tan cover with bold black letters on the spine and a faint coffee stain on the corner from reading on the park bench. I sat by the lake for a minute, and the breeze might have whisked it away as I stood up to stretch. It matters to me because I need it for a class project, and I hope it's somewhere nearby in that familiar circle of trees and path by Spring Lake Park.
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