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I lost my red clip-on guitar tuner yesterday around 3pm near Guthrie Green in Tulsa's Arts District, by Cain's Ballroom on Main St. It's a compact tuner about the size of a deck of cards, with bright red plastic and a white display that still glows when I turn it on. There's a tiny dent on the bottom edge and a small sticker with the initials 'PM' on the back, plus a detachable black strap that often dangles from it during gigs. This little gadget keeps my tuning consistent for practice and small gigs, so it's sentimental and I really need it back. If you found it, reach out at [email protected].
I lost my gray Herschel tote yesterday around 3pm in the Tulsa Arts District, near Cain's Ballroom on N Main St. It's a 14x12 inch gray canvas tote with an orange lining. There’s a small scuff on the bottom corner and a blue ribbon keychain attached to the zipper pull, with my initials 'PV' stitched on the outside pocket. Inside I had a worn notebook, a yellow highlighter, and a photo of my mom—things that were important to me. This bag has sentimental value because it was a gift from her, and I really need it back. If you’ve seen it, reach out to [email protected].
I lost my black iPhone 12 Pro Max yesterday around 3pm near the Mayo Hotel lobby on 5th Street in downtown Tulsa. It's in a gray Speck case with a small blue glow-in-the-dark ring attached to the back and a coffee stain near the camera. The screen still works, but the crack along the top-left corner makes sunlight glare, which is a pain when I need it for directions. This phone is sentimental to me because it was a gift from my sister, and I really need it back. If you found it, drop a note here so we can figure out a meetup to return it.
I lost my black Anker Bluetooth speaker yesterday around 3pm near Guthrie Green in Tulsa's Brady Arts District. It's a compact little unit, about the size of a paperback, with a matte plastic body, a soft fabric grille, and a bold red Anker logo on the front. There's a small scratch along the top edge from a fall last week and a tiny dent on the bottom corner from when it slipped out of my bag. It means a lot to me — I use it on my commutes for podcasts, and I really need it back. If anyone found it, please drop a note here or text me; I’d be grateful for a quick, honest return.
I lost my black Sony WH-1000XM4 wireless headphones yesterday around 5pm near Guthrie Green in the Tulsa Arts District. They’re the matte black model with soft leather ear cushions, and the left ear pad has a small scuff from a fall onto the sidewalk. They came in a gray fabric case with a blue zipper, and there’s a tiny white sticker on the inside of the headband with the initials 'LP'. This pair was a gift from my sister and the noise-canceling helps me study; I’m really hoping to get them back soon.
I found a black Kindle Paperwhite this afternoon around 3:15 pm near Guthrie Green on Riverside Ave in Tulsa. It was sitting on a bench behind the food trucks, the screen on and showing a reading app. It has a red silicone bookmark sticking out and a small blue dragon sticker on the back. I didn't touch anything inside; I just picked it up and left it with the bench for now in case the owner comes back. If this belongs to you, please message me with the bookmark description and the sticker to verify ownership.
I found a silver-tone bracelet this afternoon around 3:30pm along Riverside Drive near the Gathering Place entrance in Tulsa. It's a slender bangle, about 6.5 inches around, with a blue enamel heart charm and tiny clear crystals along the edge. On the inside, there's a delicate engraving that looks like 'LJ'—hard to see, but it's there. The bracelet is in good condition aside from a few scuffs, clearly worn but not damaged. If the owner sees this, I'm hoping to reunite it with you; I picked it up thinking someone probably lost a personal piece of jewelry, and I’d really like to get it back to its rightful owner.
I found these this afternoon around 2:15pm on the sidewalk outside the Tulsa Performing Arts Center along Archer Street in Tulsa. It's a small black nylon pouch containing a few miscellaneous musical items: a compact black pocket tuner with a cracked screen, a bright red guitar capo, and three guitar picks (pink, blue, and clear) plus a folded sheet of classical music titled 'Spanish Romance.' The pouch is about the size of a paperback and shows light wear, and there’s a tiny 'JS' sticker on the capo plus a star sticker on the tuner—little details I hoped would help the owner recognize them. If these belong to you, reply here with what’s inside or describe the identifying patches.
I found a cat this afternoon around 3:45pm near the Gathering Place on Riverside Dr in Tulsa. It's a medium-sized orange tabby with white paws, short fur, and a bright blue collar with a tiny bell. There is a small notch in his left ear and green eyes that look curious but gentle. He seemed hungry but relaxed after I offered a little tuna, and he let me check for a microchip. I’m keeping him safe here and really want to help reunite him with his owner. If this is your cat, leave a message here and I’ll connect you.
I was walking back to my car this afternoon around 3:15pm and found a set of keys in the parking lot behind the Tulsa Performing Arts Center on Brady Street. They’re on a bright lime-green silicone fob, with a small red enamel heart charm engraved with the initials KM. One key shows a little wear, a dented head from a tumble, and there’s a faint scratch along the fob. I’m posting here because I know how stressful it is to lose something practical—if these are yours, reply here and we can arrange a meetup so you can take them back.
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