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I was helping prep breakfast around 7:15 a.m. when I realized my favorite utensils were missing from the kitchen near Mercado San Agustín in downtown Tucson. I’d left a stainless steel ladle and a wooden spatula on the counter after a late-night shift, and by morning they were gone. The set has a dented ladle and a couple of scuffs, all worn from years of use. Losing them feels like losing a little piece of home, and I’d love to have them back where they belong.
I was midway through a small set at a cafe along Fourth Avenue in downtown Tucson around 5:30 p.m. when I realized my two keyboards weren't where I left them - on a padded bench outside the shop. The bigger one is a 61-key MIDI controller in a black case; the smaller is a lightweight 49-key practice keyboard in a gray cover. I set them there while I chatted with a friend and warmed up for an open-mic at the Courthouse Plaza. By the time I finished the chat, they were gone. This music gear keeps me practicing and gig-ready; losing them feels like losing my voice. If you remember seeing a black gig bag by Fourth Avenue or near the Tucson Museum of Art, please keep an eye out.
Last Sunday around 5:45 p.m., I was wandering the Fourth Avenue district in Tucson, browsing a few comic racks and vintage shops near the Rialto Theatre. My backpack bumped a shelf, and a little bag of action figures rolled out and disappeared as I stepped out toward Congress Street. I don’t know how to describe how much those tiny figures mean to me, the one from my dad's old collection is the only reminder I have of him, and the others are from a road trip with my friends last spring. Please, if you saw anything, report it through the site; they’re not just toys, they’re memories.
Hello I had a blue truck and out slipped two yellow totes a small red fridge and a flamingo suitcase if someone returns I will give reward. thank you
I was walking my dog around 6:30 p.m. last Saturday, near the Rialto Theatre on Fourth Avenue in downtown Tucson, when I spotted a small toolbox tucked behind a planter. Inside were a hammer, screwdrivers, pliers, a tape measure, and a few miscellaneous bits. It looked like someone had set it down in a hurry after a quick fix. I picked it up, checked for an ID, and turned it in at the lost-and-found desk. I know how frustrating it is to lose tools right when a project, like hanging shelves or fixing a sink, needs them, so I hope the owner sees this and claims it soon.
Hi, my name is Isabella Ramirez. I realized at 5:15 p.m. on Saturday that my flute case was missing near the University of Arizona campus gate on Speedway Boulevard. The flute is a silver student-model with a dent near the footjoint and a small cactus sticker on the case. I had practiced at Armory Park earlier in the day, and this instrument means a lot to me because auditions are coming up next month. If someone found it, please keep it safe—I'm really hoping to have it back for my next rehearsal.
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