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I was wrapping up a late study session outside The Strip on University Blvd when I realized my scarves were missing. It happened yesterday around 6:15 p.m., near the campus bookstore and the Bryant-Denny Stadium entrance. The scarves are soft wool, one charcoal gray and one cream, and they’re the kind of pieces I grab every chilly evening here in Tuscaloosa. I’ve retraced my steps, checked the café, and asked friends, but nothing turned up. Losing them hit a nerve—I built a mental image of finishing my classes with a warm scarf in the air and now I’m hoping someone will bring them back to the site.
Hi, I’m Maya Thompson. Last night around 9:15 p.m., I was outside Bryant-Denny Stadium on University Boulevard after a quick set at a downtown Jazz Club when I realized my two saxophones were missing from the small case behind the door. One is a brass tenor with a dented bell, the other a silver alto with a red neck strap. I must have left them on the chair during a quick break, and the crowd noise swallowed them up. I’m heartbroken about the gigs I have coming up this week and keep replaying the moment. If you saw anything near the stadium, please keep an eye out for them.
Lost utensils last Friday around 5:45 p.m. on 6th Street near Bryant-Denny Stadium, Tuscaloosa. I was finishing a quick lunch at a street cart when I realized my stainless steel fork, spoon, and knife set had vanished from my bag. I retraced to the outdoor seating area by the stadium entrance and asked a few nearby vendors, but I didn’t find them. The set has light-blue handles and a small dent on the knife blade. It sounds silly, but those utensils felt like a part of my daily routine, and their absence stuck with me all evening.
Lost stamps, last Friday around 5:30 PM near the Tuscaloosa Riverwalk by the gazebo, I misplaced a small red binder that held my grandfather’s stamp collection. It’s a compact, well-worn binder with a faded label and a few stamps showing through. I’d been sorting through it at the Riverwalk overlook and stepped away for a moment; when I returned, it was gone. This collection means a lot to me, and I’m desperate to recover it. If you found it, please keep it safe until I can get it back.
I was at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa on Saturday around 8:30 p.m. when I last had my keyboards. They were in a black padded case with two keyboards, one sporting blue adhesive notes and a red USB-C cable peeking out. I remember stepping away to chat with a friend by the fountain near the Student Union and walking back to find them gone. I use these keyboards for late-night practice sessions and small gigs, so losing them hit hard and I’m clinging to hope they’ll be returned.
I found a blue reflective dog collar this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot behind the Walmart on McFarland Boulevard in Tuscaloosa. It's a nylon collar in bright blue with a tiny silver bell and a red bone-shaped ID tag that reads 'Nova' and a phone number that's a bit faded. The collar is in good condition, just a little muddy from the curb, and it was lying near the cart return area. If this belongs to your dog, please message me here so we can arrange a pickup and get it back to you.
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