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I lost my holiday decorations last Friday around 8:15 p.m. on Main Street, outside the old Victoria County Courthouse in downtown Victoria. The items include a red-and-green garland, a string of warm LEDs, and a small handmade wreath. I decorate every year, and these pieces carry memories from Christmases at our family home. If you found them near the courthouse steps or along Main Street, I’d be grateful to have them back and to light up the holidays again.
I found a litter of kittens this afternoon around 2:45 p.m. near the Victoria Public Library on Main Street in Victoria, Texas. They were huddled behind a Dumpster and looked scared and thirsty, meowing softly. There are three of them: two orange tabbies and a grey one with a white paw. They seem to be in decent shape, just shaken by the heat. I hope they find a good home soon and someone recognizes them.
Hi, I’m Emily Carter. I lost a small packet of vintage stamps from my grandfather’s collection—the red envelope is frayed and a few corners are worn. I realized they were missing yesterday around 3:15 PM, somewhere along Main Street in downtown Victoria near the courthouse square. I retraced my steps through shops and the plaza, but they didn’t turn up. Those stamps are a piece of my family’s history, and I’m really hoping they’ll be found.
I was wandering through downtown Victoria, Texas, when I spotted a stack of photographs lying on a bench near Market Square around 9:30 PM last Tuesday. The photos are faded, some with handwritten dates on the backs, showing a family on picnics and parades from years ago; they’ve clearly meant something to someone who’s been looking. I’ve kept them safe and dry, hoping to help reunite them with the owner who recognizes the faces and the places.
Hi, I’m Marco Garcia. I found a Texas driver’s license this morning, around 9:10 a.m., while I was walking through downtown Victoria, near the courthouse square by City Hall. The card had the owner's photo and a name I won’t publish here, but it clearly belongs to someone who needs it back. I picked it up, kept it dry, and made sure it wasn’t anywhere near reach for kids, then I posted it here in case the rightful owner checks in. It’s a relief to help someone get their important documents back and I hope this leads to a quick reunion.
I lost my organizers for a community clean-up event in Victoria, Texas last Tuesday around 6:40 p.m. I had been helping set up a volunteer booth near the Riverside Park gazebo when I realized they were gone. They’re a bright orange plastic set with sliding dividers and labels—easy to spot if you drop them among benches. I retraced the steps and asked a few people, but no sign. I’d really appreciate them turning up; I’m hoping someone picked them up and kept them safe until I could post this. Please respond through the site if you have any information.
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