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On Friday at 7:15 p.m., I found a tan folder labeled Travel Visas on the concrete steps outside the Fargo Theatre on Broadway in downtown Fargo. Inside, there were several visa pages, a passport-sized booklet, and a small receipt with a name that is only partly legible. I picked it up and turned it into the local lost-and-found desk, hoping the owner would see this listing soon. Losing documents like these must be terrifying, and I want to help put them back where they belong. If this sounds like yours, this post is a good shot at reclaiming them.
Friday night, around 7:45 p.m., I realized the holiday decorations I planned to hang for our street display were missing after I carried a tote from the apartment to the car on Main Street in Fargo. I retraced my steps from the apartment building to the Fargo Theatre, circled the nearby storefronts, and even checked the snow-covered curb by the bus stop, but they were gone. It’s a jumble of red bows, a string of warm-white LED lights, and a glitter garland—things my family has used for years to brighten the block. I’m really frustrated and worried, because I’ve got neighbors counting on those lights for the holidays, and I don’t want them to think I forgot to bring them out.
I lost my gray wool scarf yesterday around 3pm near the Fargo Theatre on Broadway in Fargo, North Dakota. It's a Lands' End scarf, medium length, with a silver pearl brooch pinned near the fringe and a tiny coffee stain on one end. The scarf has sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother, and it really keeps me warm through North Dakota winters. If someone finds it, I’d really appreciate getting it back; the brooch helps identify it and I can describe the exact location where I last wore it.
Hey there, I lost my North Dakota driver's license yesterday around 3pm. It was dropped near the Fargo Theatre on Broadway in downtown Fargo, by the crosswalk near the post office. The card is the standard North Dakota license with my photo on the left and the name 'Amina Idris' in bold. It has a few unique marks—a faint coffee ring on the back and a small dent at the bottom-right corner. This license is essential for work travel and ID verification, so I’m really hoping it’s turned in soon. If you found it, please message me here—thank you so much!
Found a purple reflective dog harness with lime-green stitching this morning around 7:45am in the parking lot behind the Dairy Queen on University Drive in Fargo, North Dakota. It's a medium size, adjustable strap, with a small paw-print charm and a quick-release buckle. The harness is in good condition, just a bit dusty from the lot. I know how important a reliable harness is for a dog's safety, so I want to help reunite it with its owner. If this belongs to you, please reach out; I’d like to get it back to you soon.
I lost my silver heart necklace yesterday around 3pm near the Fargo Theatre on 1st Ave North, downtown Fargo, North Dakota. It's an 18-inch sterling silver box chain with a small heart pendant; the clasp is stamped '925' and the back has the initials 'A.S.' engraved, plus a tiny scratch along the back from a fall earlier this month. It was a gift from my grandmother and means a lot to me, so I'm really hoping someone picked it up. If you found it, drop me a message here on this app.
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