All lost and found items in Logan
15 listings
Lost airline pass near USU campus
I grabbed a coffee at the Taggart Student Center lobby around 9:15 this morning, and my airline pass slipped from my pocket. I set it on a table while I checked my schedule, then I walked toward the bookstore, and when I turned back, it was gone. The pass is laminated with a blue stripe and a photo ID, and it’s essential for my travel plans this week. I’m rattled because I can’t replace it easily, and I’m hoping someone is honest enough to turn it in.
Found saxophones near Logan City Library
I was walking past the Logan City Library on Main Street around 4:15 pm today when I spotted a black hard case tucked behind a bench. Inside were two saxophones, one with a dent near the bell and a snug yellow strap that shows a lot of practice. The whole setup smelled faintly of oil and old sheet music, as if someone had just finished a session and forgot to come back. I picked them up, checked for a name, and left them on the bench in plain sight, hoping to help the owner find them through this site.
Found sculptures near USU campus grounds.
I found these sculptures this afternoon, around 3:15 p.m., outside the Utah State University Student Center by Old Main Hill. I was walking back from the library when I spotted a weathered tote tucked behind a bench, with three small metal figures peeking out. They look like hand-sized abstract sculptures, with a patina that catches the sun. They clearly aren’t mine, so I brought them to the campus information desk to be held for safekeeping. It feels strange and hopeful at once--like a tiny sign that someone else cares enough to wear their art in public. I hope the owner will recognize them soon through this listing.
Found Canines in Logan, near Willow Park
At around 7:12 p.m. on Tuesday, I was along the Logan River Trail near Willow Park when two dogs wandered up, muddy from the recent rain, clearly lost. They wore mismatched collars and neither had a readable tag. I kept them close, brought them to my garage for a bit of warmth, and then brought them to the local animal shelter to check for microchips. I’m posting here to help reunite them with their family through the site. It felt like relief mixed with worry in that moment—the hope that these two friendly strangers will find their way back home soon.
Found car door opener; includes key and knife
I found a car door opener in North Logan very near 165 E 2200N There is a key, a small pocket knife, and the letter "A" To retrieve call 385-446-2503. Tell me the color of the knife.
Found coins in Logan
I found these coins this afternoon around 3:40 p.m. on Main Street by the Logan City Library's front steps. I brushed off a little dirt and counted a few different coins, from dimes to a dusty old penny. It felt a bit like finding a small clue, and I hope they find their way back to you. If this is yours, please claim it through the site.
Lost handheld and console in Logan
On Friday evening around 8:15 PM, I realized my handheld console and a small black case were missing from my backpack after I left the USU Library in Logan. I retraced my steps toward Old Main Hill, checking benches near the Taggart Student Center and the library entrance. Those devices hold a lot of personal saves and a few photos, so I’m anxious to have them back. I hope someone kept an eye out in this campus area.
Found equipment for various sports near USU campus
On Tuesday around 7:45 p.m., I found this Equipment for Various Sports near the Utah State University library, tucked behind a bench near Old Main Hill. Inside was a soccer ball, a basketball, two tennis rackets, and a dusty skateboard. It looked like someone had hurriedly dropped it and kept going; nothing was vandalized, just left behind. I’m posting this because it clearly belongs to someone in Logan, and I hope the owner sees it soon.
Lost drones in Logan
I was flying two drones near Utah State University and Main Street, outside the Ellen Eccles Theatre, around 3:15 p.m. yesterday when a gust knocked them out of the sky. I followed the path toward Benson Park and along the Logan River Trail, but they didn’t reappear. The smaller drone is white with a red prop guard; the larger is matte black with a silver ring on top. Losing them is hard because I had footage for a project due next week, and replacing them won't be quick. If you found them, please know they're mine and I’d be grateful to have them back.
Lost holiday decorations in Logan, Utah
On a chilly December evening around 7:40 PM, I was finishing up and setting out some holiday decorations outside our Logan apartment near Utah State University when a gust knocked the box off the porch and across the yard. Inside were garlands, a handful of glass ornaments, several strings of lights, and a big red bow. I grabbed what I could, but a portion apparently blew away toward Willow Park. These decorations have sentimental value for me, as they remind me of family traditions and my grandmother. I posted them here hoping someone who picked them up might see this and help reunite them with us via the site.
Blue Omron BP monitor in gray case
I lost my blue Omron blood pressure monitor in a gray zip case yesterday around 3pm outside the Logan Library on Main Street. It's a compact unit, about the size of a paperback, with a white Omron logo and a small red zipper pull on the case. There’s a tiny sticker of a mountain on the front and a thin dent on the case from a fall last week. It’s really important to me—the readings help me stay on track every day, and I’d be grateful to get it back if anyone happened to find it. If you found it, you can email me at [email protected].
Black leather briefcase with red tag
I lost my black leather Samsonite briefcase yesterday around 3pm. It's a medium-sized bag, a little scuffed on the bottom from daily use, with a red leather luggage tag bearing the initials 'PP' on the handle. Inside there's my laptop charger and a few project folders, plus a faded University ID sleeve. I was at the Logan Central Library on Main Street and grabbed a coffee at a cafe just across the street when I realized it wasn't with me. This briefcase has sentimental value and contains important documents I really need back.
Black North Face backpack found near Logan Library
I found a black North Face backpack this afternoon around 3:15pm behind the Logan Public Market on Main Street, near the bus stop by the Logan Library. It's a medium-sized pack, about 22 liters, made of sturdy black nylon, with bright orange zipper pulls and a small top-loop. The front pocket features a white lotus embroidery, and a blue USB-C cable sticks out from the side mesh pocket. Inside, there are a few notebooks and a chewed pencil, nothing obviously valuable, but it looks like it holds a lot of daily gear. It seems well-used but in good shape overall, and it must belong to someone who travels a lot—happy to reunite it with its owner.
Navy blue US passport found near Main Street Logan Market
I found a navy blue US passport this afternoon around 3:45pm near the downtown Logan Market on Main Street. The cover is the standard navy color with the gold seal, and there’s a small crease along the bottom-right corner from being kept in a bag. Inside, the pages look clean and intact, no water damage. There’s a faded sticker from a local gym on the inside cover, which helped me notice it wasn’t mine. I know how stressful it is to lose a passport, so I’m hoping to reunite it with its owner soon—message me here and we can arrange a safe pickup near the Market or the library.
Black Bellroy passport wallet with coffee stain
I lost my black Bellroy RFID passport wallet yesterday around 3pm near the Logan Library on Main Street. It’s a compact, matte-black leather wallet about the size of a passport, with the Bellroy logo on the bottom-right corner. Inside there’s a laminated photo of my sister tucked in one card slot, plus a few essential cards and my passport in the main pocket. There’s a small coffee stain on the back cover and a slight crease along the top edge from living in my bag. It has sentimental value and I really need it back.