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On Friday around 8:15 p.m., I realized my two felines were gone from the balcony of my apartment on North 7th Street in Grand Junction, in the Western Slope. I combed the alleys behind Riverside Park and called their names until well past midnight, praying they’d come home. One cat is a gray tabby with a white bib; the other is fluffy black-and-white and a bit shy. I'm anxious and lonely without them; I’ve left a water dish and a familiar blanket on the porch to lure them back, and the apartment feels unusually quiet. If you saw two cats near Riverside Park, the Colorado River Trail, or the 7th Street corridor, please let me know through the site.
Hi, I’m Grace Martinez. I lost a bunch of shirts this morning along Grand Junction’s Riverfront Trail around 9:15 am. I started at Confluence Park, walking north toward Lincoln Park, when a gust knocked my tote from my shoulder and the shirts spilled onto the path. They’re casual tees, bright colors and different sizes—one soft blue, one striped. They aren’t fancy, but they belonged to a friend who recently moved away, and I’d really like to get them back. I’ve searched the trail and benches nearby and can’t find them. Please keep an eye out if you’re on the Riverfront Trail near Confluence Park.
Today at around 8:20 AM, I found a backpack full of gym clothes on the steps outside Grand Junction Civic Center on Main Street, downtown. Inside were a hoodie, a pair of shorts, and a water bottle with initials that looked like J.R. The clothes looked recently worn, and I could tell the owner might be in a rush to get to class or work, so I’m posting this in hopes the owner will see it and get their gear back.
Last Friday around 6:15 PM, I realized my document holders were missing from my desk at the Grand Junction coworking space on 4th Street in downtown Western Slope. I’d just finished marking up a lease draft and slid the folders back into my bag before the door closed behind me at 6:20; somehow they didn’t come along. They’re black with a bright green label on the spine, and I use them daily for invoices and client notes. It’s stressful because several deadlines depend on them, and I’d be grateful to recover them. If you found a black folder with a green spine label somewhere near Main Street or the Mesa County Courthouse area, please bring it back.
I was sorting through my stamp album at a small table in downtown Grand Junction around 5:15 PM on Tuesday when a gust tugged the folder from my lap and sent stamps skittering across the polished concrete near Main Street and the Colorado Riverfront Trail. The batch includes a handful of early US commemoratives and a few vintage postcards. Losing them hurts—these are sentimental pieces that remind me of my grandfather's old collection. I searched the riverfront park, the nearby shops, and asked a couple of vendors, but no luck. If you’ve found even a single stamp or the folder, please let me know through the site.
I was walking along the Riverfront Trail near the Colorado River Overlook in Grand Junction around 4:20 p.m. today when a small zippered pouch spilled out from a shrub and revealed a handful of enamel pins, bright reds and blues, with a little mountain motif and a charity pin. I tucked them into my jacket and thought about how they must mean a lot to someone, maybe a pin-collector or a fan who lost them in the wind. I hope the owner will recognize them and retrieve them through the site.
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