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I lost my hoops yesterday around 9:30 p.m. in downtown Fargo, near the Fargo Theatre on 1st Ave. They're a simple silver pair with a tiny heart charm that means a lot to me. I was grabbing a coffee after a late shift and must have dropped them between the bakery and the cinema, somewhere along the street between the theatre and the river. I’ve searched the area twice and hope someone picked them up and held onto them. If you found them, please let me know through the site.
I was lounging on the couch in my Fargo apartment last Friday at 8:15 p.m., when I realized the pile of DVDs on the coffee table had vanished. The living room glowed softly from the streetlight outside, and I must have wandered into the kitchen to grab a snack before noticing they were gone. The blue case with a red spine is missing, and it feels personal—those were the go-to weekend rewatches after long shifts. I’m hoping someone picked them up by mistake and will bring them back to my place on 3rd Street. I’m really missing that familiar sense of routine.
On Tuesday afternoon around 4:30 p.m., I realized my Board Games were gone after leaving the Grand Forks Public Library near Third Street. I’d planned a cozy game night with friends and had packed a stack including a rare cooperative game and a dice tower that belonged to my grandmother. I paused at the little coffee shop on North 20th Avenue, then walked back toward Fifth Street, hoping to spot the bag on benches or in a cart. I’ve checked the library’s Lost and Found and retraced the downtown sidewalks, but no luck yet. Losing them felt like losing a small spark of joy for our weekly nights, and I’d love to have them back for our next gathering.
Saturday around 2:15 p.m., I found swimsuits dumped under a bench by Island Park’s entrance in North Dakota. There were two one-piece suits and two swim trunks in a blue tote, still damp from the lake, with a faded towel tucked behind them. I left the items where I found them and posted here in case the owner is looking for them after a day at the pool or Riverfront Festival. It felt odd to stumble on someone else’s belongings, but I hoped the owner would see this here and claim them soon.
Thursday at 7:40 p.m., I parked near downtown Fargo after helping with a small community fundraiser and realized my two handheld radios and a small scanner were missing from the back seat. The grey case didn’t have a lock, just a strap. The radios are used to coordinate volunteers during events, and one has a red volunteer tag still on it. I jogged through the nearby Red River Valley Park and checked the library and several cafés along 1st Avenue South, but the case never turned up. I’m anxious about losing contact with on-site teams and missing crucial broadcasts for Friday’s market. If you found a grey case with radios, please hand it in to the site so I can recover it.
I found three sculptures earlier today, tucked behind a bench near the north entrance of the state capitol in Bismarck around 4:22 PM. The pieces vary in size, a small bronze figure, a taller abstract form, and a glass topped orb, all stored in a dull canvas bag. There are no tags or receipts, and I could not locate any name or sign that might indicate the owner. The workmanship feels personal and a bit delicate, which makes me want to make sure they get back to the right person. If these belong to you, please check this listing so you can reclaim them.
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