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I found a Student ID on a bench outside the East Idaho Falls Library at about 6:15 p.m. on Thursday. The card shows a student photo and a college logo, and I immediately felt a responsibility to track down the owner. I tucked it away and thought about how relieved someone would feel when they realize their ID has been recovered. It’s a small thing, but it matters—protecting someone’s identity and helping them get back to their routine.
I was walking along the Idaho Falls River Walk on a Saturday morning around 9:15, when I spotted two USB drives tucked under a park bench by the river. I picked them up and checked the labels; they looked like generic memory sticks, no obvious owner name. It felt like a small but important responsibility, since someone might be backing up photos from a family trip or a class project. I’d like to reunite them with their owner, and I’m posting here in the hopes the rightful owner will see this page and recover their belongings.
I lost my holiday decorations one Saturday evening around 7:45 PM, near the entrance of our Idaho Falls home on 2nd Street in East Idaho. The box held delicate glass ornaments in red and gold, a hand-knit wreath, and a string of warm-white lights with a little bell charm. They carry memories of family gatherings and light up our doorstep every year, and it aches to think they might be gone for good. If anyone spotted them, I’d be grateful to have them back on or near the porch where they belong.
Hi, I'm Maya Collins. I lost a small set of pins attached to a fabric badge I wear daily—the kind that glints when the light catches them. On a Friday at around 7:15 pm, I realized they weren't in my jacket pocket after I left the Idaho Falls Walmart parking lot near the coffee shop. They mean a lot to me because they were a gift from my grandmother, and they feature a tiny enamel pinecone I wear for hikes in East Idaho. I retraced steps past the big blue mural near the entrance, then along the row of carts, but I couldn't find them. I'm hoping someone picked them up, because I can't quite replace the sentiment behind them.
I lost my gray and white dwarf hamster, Nori, yesterday around 3pm near the Costco on 17th Street in Idaho Falls, East Idaho. Nori is tiny, about the size of a ping-pong ball when she curls up, with soft gray fur, a white belly, and a small tuft on her left ear that sticks up. She also has a faint crescent-shaped scar on her right hind leg, which is one of her few distinguishing marks. She loves dill leaves and will poke her nose into every corner, especially near pet-store cages. It would mean the world to me to get her back—she's a rescue and carries sentimental value for our family; we'd be devastated if she doesn't come home.
I found a DeWalt 20V cordless drill in a red hard-shell case with two batteries and a charger, sitting on the loading dock behind the Home Depot on 17th Street in Idaho Falls this afternoon around 3:15pm. The drill is yellow with a black rubber grip, and a bright lime-green carabiner is clipped to the zipper of the case. Inside, there’s a spare chuck and a dusty little maintenance card tucked in the case pocket. The case has a few scuffs but everything looks functional. If this belongs to you, shoot me an email at [email protected] so we can arrange pickup in East Idaho.
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