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I lost a set of delicate silver brooches with turquoise stones last Saturday while hiking around the Texoma area. I had taken them off near the Lake Texoma Marina, Denison side, around 6:40 p.m. They belonged to my grandmother and feel like a piece of home; I’m gutted at the thought of never wearing them again. I’ve retraced the trails and checked benches along the marina as the sun dipped low and the wind picked up. If you happen to spot a glint of turquoise near the boat ramps or the walking path, please keep them safe for me.
I found a set of flutes today around 6:45 p.m. near the Texoma City Park gazebo by the lake. They were lying on the ground near a bench by the fountain, with a small band-practice note still attached describing last week's rehearsal. I’d been walking from the Texoma High School football field toward Main Street when I spotted them, dusty but otherwise intact. I kept them at the park ranger station by the river and left a note with the time and place to help identify the owner. If you’re reading this, you know where to look—the flute case has a colorful sticker from a local music program.
I lost my silver studs last Tuesday around 7:45 p.m. while walking along the Lake Texoma shoreline near the Denison Dam overlook. They’re small, silver studs with clear stones, one a hair bent from a collision with a railing along the boardwalk. The dusk light made them sparkle for a moment as I tipped my hat to the breeze and realized they weren’t in my pocket. I’m kicking myself—those were a gift and I’ve worn them every day since. If you found them on the path near the Lake Texoma marina or the overlook, please drop a note on the site so I can reclaim them.
On Saturday at 4:15 p.m., I was unloading my boat gear at Lake Texoma Marina in Denison after a quick fishing trip with friends when I realized my GPS devices were missing from my backpack. The devices were in a rugged black case with a red strap and a tiny solar charger sticking out. I walked the marina boardwalk, checked the parking lot by the bait shop, and asked a couple of boaters, but no one had seen them. They are my work tools and hold critical waypoints from the last two seasons, and I am hoping they turn up.
I was walking along the Lake Texoma Marina promenade around 6:42 PM on Saturday when I spotted a driver's license half-hidden under a bench. The card looked weathered, but the photo still suggested it belonged to someone who had been here for a weekend get-away by the lake. I picked it up and kept it safe, hoping the rightful owner would see this post. It felt like a small, hopeful moment on a quiet Texas evening, with the water reflecting the orange sunset.
I was biking home from the grocery around 7:30 p.m. last Friday when I realized I dropped my Breeds along the Texoma Lake trail near the Denison Dam overlook. The tote is small, dark blue with a white logo, and it held a few training notes and a spare dog-collar tag I had been keeping for a friend. The wind whipped the grass and the water glowed under the streetlights, and I felt my stomach drop imagining someone else picking them up. I have been retracing steps, hoping they turned up somewhere safe and that the story ends with a calm reunion.
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