All lost and found items in Little Rock
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Lost Train in Little Rock area
Yesterday evening at about 7:10 p.m., I realized my train was missing from the back seat of my SUV parked near the Clinton Presidential Center in downtown Little Rock. It's a small blue steam engine with a red funnel and a silver stripe, part of my daughter's much-loved toy set. I walked the River Market area and checked under the Civic Center lot bleachers, calling out for it, but I couldn't find it. That train has traveled through countless pretend trips with her, and losing it made her eyes fill with tears. Please bring it back to its rightful place so we can resume our little adventures.
Found CDs near Clinton Presidential Library.
I was strolling along the River Market area in downtown Little Rock around 2:20 PM today when I found a case of CDs sitting on a bench outside the Clinton Presidential Library. The stack appears to be a mix of indie rock, jazz, and a few soundtracks, all tucked into a slim case with a scratched cover. The discs look well kept, not warped or damaged, and the liner notes are a little faded but readable. If these belong to you, please know they’re safe here and listed for claim through the site.
Brown leather wallet with Arkansas ID and Discover card
Brown leather wallet with Arkansas ID and Discover (now frozen) credit card inside. Lost on cantrell likely near the pizza cafe
Lost studs in Little Rock near River Market
I lost a pair of gold studs this afternoon around 4:15 p.m. while walking through the River Market District in Little Rock. One post has a small diamond; the other is a plain gold stud with a brushed finish. I last wore them near the Clinton Presidential Library and along the brick promenade by the Arkansas River. They were a gift from my grandmother, and losing them hit me hard. I retraced my steps along the riverfront and checked the grassy spots by Riverfront Park, but I haven’t found them yet. Any sign of them would mean the world to me.
Lost quilts in Little Rock
I lost my quilts on Tuesday around 5:15 p.m. in the SoMa area near Riverfront Park in Little Rock. They’re two handmade quilts, one patchwork in blues and creams, the other a red floral with a frayed edge. I had them in a tote bag after helping a neighbor move a sofa along West Markham Street. They mean a lot to me—my grandmother’s stitching and a few winter memories—and I’ve been thinking about them since I realized they weren’t in the tote. If anyone saw them, I’d be grateful; I’m hoping they’re tucked behind a chair at a cafe near the River Market or left on a bus bench by the Little Rock Central Library.
Found a litter of puppies in Little Rock
I found a litter of puppies behind a bench near the Clinton Presidential Library at 5:40 p.m. on Friday in downtown Little Rock. They were small, shivering, and skeptical of every passerby. I knelt down and spoke softly, offered a bit of hot water and a snack from my pocket, and pulled my jacket around them to keep them warm. I stayed with them until they stopped whimpering and started wagging little tails when I spoke their names. I’m posting this because I want their family to see it and know where to look, and I hope they’ll be reunited soon.
Found dresses near River Market, Little Rock
I found these dresses yesterday at about 5:45 PM outside the Clinton Presidential Center, near the River Market in downtown Little Rock. They were draped over a bench, pastel blues and pinks catching the last golden light. I paused because they looked like someone had planned a little event and something went missing, and the moment felt personal. I hope the owner sees this and can reclaim them soon.
Lost chargers near River Market, Little Rock
I lost my chargers somewhere around River Market on Main Street in Little Rock, Arkansas, around 4:10 p.m. yesterday. It’s a small bundle—USB-C and Lightning cables—in a charcoal pouch with a dark-blue zipper and a faded WestMark sticker. The pouch got a little scuffed during my walk, and the cables curled up in the bottom of my tote. I rely on these cords for daily work, even while traveling, so losing them has felt stressful and frustrating. If anyone picked them up in that busy market area, I’d really appreciate their return. This post is my best chance to be reunited with them, thanks for reading.
Found keyboards near River Market District
Today around 3:15 pm I found a pair of keyboards outside the Clinton Presidential Center, near the River Market entrance in Little Rock. They sat unattended on a bench with a black carrying bag tucked behind them. They’re two full-sized keyboards, both black, one with a white cat sticker and a small dent on the corner. I waited a minute to see if anyone would come looking, but no one did, and I brought them inside hoping the owner would recognize them.
Lost radios near River Market, Little Rock.
I was at the River Market in Little Rock on Saturday around 6:20 p.m., packing down after a volunteer shift. The radios were in a black hard-shell case with a distinctive red lighthouse sticker. I set the case on a bench facing the Arkansas River while I spoke with a vendor about weather alerts. When I turned back, the bench was empty and a couple of birds flew away. The market lights shimmered on the water as the crowd thinned, and I felt a knot of worry—those radios were the lifeline for coordinating our team. If someone finds them, I hope they’re kept safe.
LOST USB drives in Little Rock
I LOST them yesterday afternoon around 4:20 PM in Little Rock, by River Market and the Clinton Presidential Center. I think I left them in the outer pocket of my backpack while I was sorting through some maps. Inside were two USB drives: one with old family photos, another with a school project and notes. They mean a lot to me, so I’m hoping they turn up with the right person. If you find them, please report through this site so we can reunite them with their owner.
Lost travel adapters near Clinton Presidential Library.
Last Friday at 6:15 PM, I realized my travel adapters were lost from my backpack outside the Clinton Presidential Library. I retraced my steps along the River Market District, past the mural of the Arkansas flag and a vendor with kettle corn. They are a slim, silver-gray set with blue trim, and I had planned to use them on a business trip starting tomorrow. If someone found them, please let the site know I am frustrated with myself for misplacing such a small thing.
Found: Holiday decorations in Little Rock
Status: FOUND. I found Holiday Decorations tucked behind a planter near the Clinton Presidential Library entrance in Little Rock around 4:15 PM on Saturday. They look a bit dusty but clearly cared for, with lights tangled in a garland and a few ornaments peeking out. I held onto them on my way to the River Market steps, thinking how disappointing it would be to lose something this festive. I’m posting here to help the rightful owner reunite with them, hoping the owner sees this and feels a little relief when they’re back where they belong.
Nintendo Switch Neon Joy-Cons, Pikachu sticker included
I lost my Nintendo Switch yesterday around 3pm near the Clinton Presidential Library in the River Market area of Little Rock. It's a Nintendo Switch with neon red/blue Joy-Cons, stored in a black protective case with a Pikachu sticker on the front. The screen is in good condition, but the left Joy-Con has a tiny scratch near the thumbstick, and there's a small dent on the top edge of the dock. It was a gift from my sister and has sentimental value—we used to play together during family visits, so I really need it back. If anyone found it, I’d be grateful to get it back; you can leave it at the River Market information desk or message me here.
Seiko watch with navy strap
I lost my Seiko stainless steel watch yesterday around 3pm. It's a blue-dial Seiko with a 42mm silver case and a navy leather strap that has orange stitching. There's a small scratch on the bezel near the 2 o'clock mark, and the crown feels a tad loose when you wind it. It was a gift from my dad, so it's really sentimental to me and I wore it every day. I think I last had it while walking from the Clinton Presidential Library toward the River Market, near the entrance on Clinton Ave in Little Rock. If anyone finds it, please reach out—I'd be incredibly grateful to get it back.