All lost and found items in Florence / Muscle Shoals
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Found Felines items near Florence
I’m Grace Bennett. I found a tote labeled 'Felines' sitting by the Florence-Lauderdale Public Library entrance around 11:40 AM on Saturday, with a cat collar and a small bag of litter inside. I checked the area and asked nearby shopkeepers, but no one claimed it, so I took it to the Florence Community Center and left a note there. I’m posting here to help reunite the owner with their belongings. I’m not looking for thanks—just hoping this helps someone reconnect with their feline supplies.
FOUND: Synthesizers near Court Street, Florence
I found two synthesizers tucked behind a planter outside a small music shop on Court Street in downtown Florence around 3:40 p.m. last Saturday. They looked valuable and left me thinking a musician might be frantically searching for them, so I brought them to a safe spot nearby. I’m hoping the owner sees this post and can reclaim them soon. It’s a reminder of how quickly a moment on a busy street can turn into a scramble, and I’m glad I could help.
LOST: Toasters in Florence, near Big Spring Park
Hi, I'm Grace Mitchell. This morning around 8:15 I realized my two toasters were gone from the kitchen of my Florence apartment, just a block from Big Spring Park. I had set them on the counter after breakfast, grabbed my bag, and stepped out for a quick errand at the UNA Library on Campus Drive. When I returned, they were missing. One is a tall black toaster with chrome, the other a smaller white model with blue dials. They aren't just appliances to me—they remind me of Sundays with my grandma. If you've seen them, please let the site know so we can bring them home.
Lost: Sheet Music near Wilson Dam
Friday at 6:15 p.m., I realized my sheet music was missing from my tote after a practice session along the river by Wilson Dam, in the Florence / Muscle Shoals area of Alabama. I had laid the folder on a bench near the riverwalk while I adjusted my instrument, and when I stood up the pages were gone. The music is for a recital next week, and the binding is worn from years of use. I’ve retraced my steps along the dam and the park, hoping someone picked it up and kept it safe. It means everything to me.
Lost handheld and console in Florence
I was strolling downtown Florence, Alabama, near the Shoals Theatre on Court Street, around 8:15 p.m. last Friday when I realized my handheld game console and a larger home console were missing from my backpack. Both devices were in a black protective case; one is a compact handheld with a blue shell, the other a larger gray console with a cracked edge. I retraced my steps through the shops along Court Street and asked at a few places, but I haven’t found them yet. If you happen to see this listing and can help reunite these items with me, I’d be grateful.
Lost DVDs near downtown Florence
I left a stack of old DVDs in a black binder on a chair outside the Shoals Theatre around 8:15 pm last Friday in Florence. It was after the show on Court Street; I turned my back for a minute to say hello to a friend, and when I looked back the chair was empty, and the binder was gone. The discs include a few classic films and a local documentary, not priceless but sentimental and hard to replace. I searched the sidewalks and cafe courtyards along Court Street, then walked toward the Florence-Lauderdale Public Library, but no luck yet. If found, please keep them safe.
Lost: Airline
I was in Florence, Alabama, on Tuesday around 5:40 pm, along Court Street near the Lauderdale County Courthouse when I realized my Airline had disappeared from my bag. It's a small envelope stamped with the airline's name and a single ticket tucked inside. I retraced steps along Court Street, asking clerks and passersby, but nothing turned up. Losing it would delay my trip, and I’d be grateful to have it back through the site.
Found travel adapters in downtown Florence, near the Courthouse.
Found travel adapters after dinner, outside the Florence-Lauderdale County Courthouse on Court Street, around 7:45 p.m. last Friday. A small zip pouch lay under a bench and inside were several adapters of different styles, a few with worn labels. I imagine a traveler sorting cables in a hotel room after a long flight, trying to plug in a phone and laptop at once. It felt like a small, honest moment to return something useful to someone far from home. If these are yours, this listing might help you reconnect with them.
Found black Anker Soundcore mini speaker
I found a small black Anker Soundcore mini Bluetooth speaker this morning around 10am in the parking lot behind the Walmart Supercenter on Florence Boulevard. It's about 2 inches tall and 2.5 inches wide, with a matte finish and a tiny dent on the corner. There's a sticker of a purple cat on the side and a faint coffee spill on the top from yesterday. It pairs with phones and has a satisfying crackle when the bass hits; I picked it up and kept it safe, hoping to reunite it with its owner.
Found red Le Creuset skillet with floral rim
I found a red Le Creuset 26 cm skillet this afternoon around 2:15 pm in the parking lot behind the Big B Coffee on North Wood Avenue in Florence. It's a glossy enameled cast-iron pan, about 10 inches across with a slightly worn black knob and a small chip on the rim. The inside is clean with a few minor utensil marks, and there’s a tiny sticker that says 'Made in France' peeling off near the logo. I spotted it near the bike racks and figured someone might be missing a kitchen gem. If this belongs to you, I’d be happy to hand it over and return it to you.
Charcoal knit scarf with wooden tag
I lost my charcoal knit scarf yesterday around 3pm while I wandered downtown Florence, near Big Spring Park in the Florence/Muscle Shoals area. It's a medium-length scarf, soft wool with a subtle rib pattern, and there's a small wooden tag near the edge that says Elm & Co. The scarf has sentimental value; it's a gift from my grandmother who passed away last year, so I'm really hoping to find it. If you found it around the parking lot behind Bank Street or near the Jefferson Street bridge, please reach out. I'd be grateful to get it back; it means a lot to me.
Red knit scarf with snowflake pattern
I found this red knit scarf this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Courthouse Square on Court Street in downtown Florence. It’s about 60 inches long, with white snowflakes woven into the knit and a small coffee stain near the fringe—clearly a winter piece. The scarf feels handmade, with chunky yarn and a gentle stretch, perfect for the chilly Florence evenings. If the owner sees this, I’m glad to help reunite it with you—it’s a cherished seasonal item and I hope it finds its way back soon.
Blue UNA student ID and campus badge
I was at a coffee shop on Court Street in downtown Florence yesterday around 3pm when I must have left my two plastic ID cards on the counter. One is my University of North Alabama student ID with a blue border and a small coffee stain on the back. The other is a campus access badge, laminated, with a red stripe and a tiny dent on the bottom corner. The UNA card shows my photo and name, and the access badge has a tiny blue star sticker near the corner. These cards are my key to classes and dorm access, and I really need them back.
Found stainless steel watch with red dial
I found a stainless steel watch with a red dial lying on the curb outside the Lauderdale County Courthouse on Court Street in Florence, AL, this afternoon around 2:40 pm. It's a mid-size case about 42mm, with a black leather strap that's showing some wear and a small scratch along the bezel near 3 o'clock. The back is engraved with the initials 'A.J.' and there's a tiny star emblem near the brand mark—easy to spot if you know what to look for. It appears to keep good time, so I figured someone might be looking for it after Saturday's farmers market. If this is yours, email me at [email protected] and we can confirm details to reunite you with it.
Red Nike running shoes, size 9, lost near UNA
I lost my red Nike running shoes yesterday around 3pm near the University of North Alabama campus, around North Court Street by the campus coffee shop. They're size 9, low-cut with a white swoosh and a tiny blue lace tip that sticks out when I tie them. The left shoe has a small green stain on the inside heel, and the sole near the toe is a bit worn from daily runs. They mean a lot to me because I wear them every day, and I really need them back—they keep me going on my training schedule. If anyone found them, please drop them off at the Florence/Muscle Shoals Lost and Found or message me here.