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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.
Hey there, I was stringing lights for a quick holiday setup and must have left them on the sidewalk after a quick coffee run around 8:15 p.m. last Tuesday. I remember walking past the Tuscaloosa Public Library on Bryant Drive, realizing my garland, a tangle of warm-white lights, and a handmade paper star ornament were missing. I retraced my steps by the library steps, the bus stop, and the little plaza at the side entrance, but they were gone. Those decorations mean a lot to my family and me, and I’m hoping someone found them and kept them safe until I can pick them up.
I realized my CDs were missing as I left the library around 6:15 PM on Monday, descending the steps toward the quad by Denny Chimes on the University of Alabama campus. They’re my go-to road-trip mix—sunny guitar tunes and memories of home. I’d be grateful to have them back; those discs mean a lot to me. If this is yours, you can claim it through the site.
I was leaving the UA campus in Tuscaloosa at 6:15 p.m. on Tuesday, walking from the Quad toward Gate 9 when my silver-faced wrist watch slipped from my wrist and vanished into the cool evening air. It has a black leather band, a small scratch on the crown from a fall years ago, and a sentimental value I can't replace. I wear it for family milestones and late-night study sessions, and losing it feels like losing a thread back home. If someone found it wandering near Bryant-Denny Stadium, I’d be grateful to find it back and give it a proper home again.
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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