All lost and found items in Clovis / Portales
15 listings
found: pendants in Clovis-Portales NM
Today around 2:30 PM, I found a pair of pendants on Portales Main Street near the Portales Public Library, in the Clovis-Portales area of New Mexico. One pendant is a delicate silver piece with a turquoise dot; the other is a small star charm on a thin chain. They were sitting on a bench by the bookstore window, partially tucked under a flyer rack, as the NM sun warmed the sidewalk. They seemed valuable to someone and I figured they should be returned to their rightful owner.
Found sheet music near Portales Public Library
On Monday around 6:15 PM, I found a sheet music folder lying on the sidewalk near the Portales Public Library steps. The folder is blue, weathered, with a few dog-eared pages and pencil notes scribbled in the margins. It looks like someone was preparing for a small community recital, and I can picture their anxious relief at reclaiming it. I tucked it into my jacket pocket for the short walk home, hoping the owner sees this post and can claim it soon.
Sheets FOUND in Portales Walmart parking lot.
I found a sheets set this morning near the Portales Walmart entrance, around 7:45 a.m. It’s a queen-sized set, pale blue with a narrow white stripe, neatly folded with a small pull on one corner. I picked it up and kept it with me while I kept an eye out for a Lost and Found notice, but I didn’t see anything posted. It seems someone might have dropped it in the morning rush, and I’d really like to see it get back to its owner.
Lost wrist watches in Clovis-Portales area.
I was wrapping up at a cafe on Main Street in Clovis, New Mexico, United States, around 6:45 p.m. last Thursday when I realized my two wrist watches were missing from my backpack. One is a stainless steel chronograph with a blue dial; the other is a silver watch with a simple leather strap. They were gifts that remind me of home and keep me punctual during long shifts in the Clovis-Portales area, especially near Portales Park. If you found them, please reply via the site—these watches matter to me.
FOUND avians in Portales near Roosevelt Park
On Tuesday night, around 9:15 PM, I found a transport crate tucked behind a shop along Portales Main Street near Roosevelt Park. Inside were three small birds—Avians—chirping in confusion. The crate had a tag with a name on it, but I don’t want to pry or misinterpret, so I left it untouched near a lamp and brought it to a safe spot while I waited to see if someone would come back. Losing pets is scary, and I can only imagine the worry of a missing flock. If these birds belong to you, please know they’re safe and please check the site for information about claiming them.
Lost Swimsuits at Portales City Park Pool
Early this morning, around 9:15 AM, I realized my swimsuit was missing from the locker at Portales City Park Pool in Clovis/Portales. It is a blue floral two-piece, size medium, with a tiny sun charm on the top strap. I retraced my steps through the pool deck and the locker area, asking a few lifeguards if they had seen it, but the morning crowd had already cleared out. Losing it feels like misplacing a small memory from a trip with my sister, and I would love to have it back where it belongs.
FOUND adapters near Portales City Park
While strolling along West 2nd Street in Portales around 4:20 p.m. on Tuesday, I spotted a bunch of adapters lying on the sidewalk near Portales City Park. They looked like a mix of USB-C and micro-USB pieces, tangled with a couple of generic black cases. Not sure who they belong to, I picked them up and posted here so the owner might see this and grab them back. It felt right to help out, even with something as small as a bunch of adapters.
Lost saxophones near ENMU Portales campus
I lost my saxophones after a rehearsal at Eastern New Mexico University’s Portales campus around 7:30 p.m. last Tuesday. I had them in a soft black case and carried them from Roosevelt Hall toward the Portales Public Library steps on Main Street, near ENMU’s campus lawn. I must have left them on a bench by the campus plaza, because when I looked back they were gone. The two alto saxophones have sentimental value and are part of my daily practice; I’m hoping a kind soul held onto them. If you happened to see the black-case saxophones near the library steps or around ENMU, please keep them safe until I can reclaim them.
Lost Travel Visas near ENMU Library, Portales
Today felt ordinary until I realized my Travel Visas were missing from a folder in my bag. I was at the ENMU library area around 11:20 AM yesterday, walking along 2nd Street toward the campus courtyard. The visas were in a red folder inside a black travel sleeve, tucked between some receipts and a map. I doubled back toward the library stairs and the student center courtyard, but they were nowhere to be found. Losing them could delay a trip I’ve been planning for months, and I feel anxious without them. If someone turned up a red folder with those visas, please keep it safe near ENMU library entrance until I can retrieve it.
Lost driver's license near ENMU-Portales campus, Portales
Lost: I misplaced my driver's license on Sunday, March 2, 2025, around 4:15 p.m., along Main Street near the ENMU-Portales campus in Portales, NM. I had stopped by the campus bookstore and then walked toward the library when I realized it was gone. It’s a lifeline for travel and ID, and I’m trying not to panic while I sort things out. If this is your license and you found it, please claim it through the site so I can get on with replacing it.
Found holiday decorations near Portales Library.
After a shift at ENMU-Portales, I walked down Main Street around 8:15 PM and found a bundle of holiday decorations leaning against the Portales City Library door. There were lights, tinsel, and a few ornaments tucked into a dusty tote, as if someone had rushed off in a hurry. They look ready for a porch display, not a store setup, and I imagine the owner’s scramble to get everything hung before friends arrive. If these belong to you, please respond to this listing so we can arrange a pickup through the site.
Lost stamps near Portales Main Street today
I’m posting because I realized I left a small batch of stamps somewhere in Portales, New Mexico yesterday afternoon. I was sorting mail at the Portales Public Library parking lot around 5:45 PM, and I must have dropped them near a bench by the southwest corner of Main Street. The stamps belonged to a longtime collection from my grandmother, and they’re meaningful to me beyond their value. I’m hopeful they’ll be handed in so I can finish my project tonight.
Found brooches in Clovis, NM
Hi, I’m Olivia Chavez. I found these brooches this morning around 11:30 a.m. on Main Street in Clovis, just outside the Old Town Square near the Norman Petty Recording Studios sign. They look like a coordinated little collection—a gold leaf, a blue glass stone, and a tiny silver star-pin. Whoever wore them clearly valued them, and I’m hoping the owner will see this and claim them.
Sunburst acoustic guitar with sticker, last seen yesterday.
I lost my sunburst Taylor GS Mini-e acoustic guitar yesterday around 3pm near the Walmart parking lot on 7th Street in Clovis. It's a compact guitar with a glossy sunburst finish, a noticeable dent on the lower bout, and a red sticker with a tiny cat drawing on the soundhole rosette. A faded blue floral strap is still attached to the strap buttons, which should help identification. This instrument has sentimental value—it was a gift from my late aunt and I really need it back to keep playing. If you found it, please get in touch; I’d be incredibly grateful.
Red-brown violin with ebony fittings
Yesterday around 3pm, outside the ENMU Student Center on 2nd Street in Portales, I realized my red-brown 4/4 violin had vanished. It's a Yamaha student model with a natural varnish, ebony fingerboard, and a gold chin rest. There’s a small dent on the top plate near the F-hole, a faint scratch along the lower bout, and a blue microfiber cloth tucked under the strings—that cloth is a telltale clue. It means a lot to me and I’d really appreciate getting it back; reach out here in the app or email me at [email protected].