All lost and found items in North Platte
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lost Studs in North Platte
I lost my pair of small silver studs this morning and I’m hoping someone around North Platte can help. At 7:30 a.m. I was walking near Bailey Yard, heading toward the Golden Spike Tower, when I realized one stud was missing. I backtracked along 5th Street and the pedestrian overpass by the tracks, but the pair never turned up. They’re a sentimental gift from my grandmother, and losing them felt like a little hole in my day. I’m posting here in the hope that whoever picked them up might recognize this post and help me get them back. Any help would mean a lot to me.
Travel visas lost in North Platte
I lost my travel visas in North Platte around 9:10 a.m. on Saturday while rushing through the North Platte Regional Airport terminal. I had tucked them in a tan leather folder inside my backpack near the security checkpoint, then dashed to catch my gate. The folder has a red cover with my surname in bold, and the whole scramble left me dizzy. Missing those pages would wreck my trip and ruin months of planning. I’m hoping someone turned them in at the airport's lost-and-found or by Gate 2A; they’re not easily replaceable on short notice.
Lost: Wild and Domestic near Buffalo Bill Ranch
I lost Wild and Domestic around 9:45 PM last Monday by Buffalo Bill Ranch State Historical Park parking lot. I had been volunteering there and realized the notebook titled Wild and Domestic was missing from my tote. I paced the gravel loop behind the visitor center, checked the benches, and asked a couple of hikers, but it wasn’t there. I’m worried about losing my notes on wildlife and domestic animals and really hope it turns up.
Lost dresses along downtown North Platte
Last seen around 2:15 p.m. today in downtown North Platte near the Rialto Theater on 4th Street, when I stepped into a boutique to try on a dress and grabbed a coffee from a shop across the street. My two dresses were hanging on a rack by the front window: a navy-blue sheath and a floral maxi I planned to wear to a wedding next month. I turned my back for a moment and they vanished. I’m sick over losing them in such a busy stretch of town, especially with the plaza buzzing nearby. I’ve retraced the sidewalks from the Rialto to the nearby cafes and shops, hoping someone picked them up by mistake. Please keep an eye out for them.
Lost Breeds near Bailey Yard, North Platte
On Tuesday at 6:15 p.m., I was pulling out of the Bailey Yard visitor center area when I realized my folder labeled Breeds was missing from the passenger seat. I had paused to snap a quick photo near the Golden Spike Tower, then stepped out to stretch, and when I turned back, the folder was gone. Inside are years of notes, sketches, and a few dog-breed photos that mean more to me than I can say. The seat feels empty, and a chill settles in my chest as the lights of the yard flicker. I’m hoping whoever found it will remember the label and bring it to the lost-and-found. It matters a lot to me.
LOST: Utensils in North Platte
I realized around 1:20 p.m. Sunday that my utensils were missing after I left the North Platte City Library on 4th Street following a quick lunch. The set includes a wooden spoon, a slotted spatula, and a pair of tongs—things I use every day and miss already. They’re not just kitchen tools; they’re the ones my grandmother taught me to love cooking with, and I’m hoping to have them back for tonight’s dinner. If you found them, please know they’ll be returned through the site.
Lost: Two brooches near North Platte River trail
I lost my grandmother's brooches yesterday evening. I had been walking from Riverside Park along the North Platte River trail toward downtown North Platte after a quick coffee at a shop near 4th Street. The two pieces are sentimental: one is a silver oval with a tiny blue stone, the other a delicate cameo set in brass. They probably slipped from a pocket when I paused to tie my shoe around 6:15 PM near the footbridge by Riverside Park. I’ve worn them for years, and they carry a memory I can’t replace. I’m hopeful someone found them and kept them safe—they feel like a piece of family with me.
FOUND: equipment for various sports near the riverfront.
I found equipment for various sports along the riverfront path near North Platte's downtown park at 5:45 p.m. on Saturday. A navy duffel bag held a soccer ball, tennis rackets, shin guards, a baseball glove, and a whistle on a lanyard. It’s the kind of kit that means weekend practices, after-school leagues, and a little team pride. I pictured the player rushing back after practice, probably frustrated and worried, and felt a surge of relief at the thought of reuniting them with their stuff. I left everything together in a neat bundle, ready to be picked up by the front desk at the community center so the owner can reclaim it.
LOST holiday decorations near South Dewey St, North Platte.
Hi, I’m Sophie Carlson. I lost my holiday decorations Friday night around 7:40 PM near the Union Pacific Depot on South Dewey Street in downtown North Platte. The box held a wreath, several strings of red-and-green lights, and a few garlands that we’ve used for years. They’re part of our simple holiday setup and carry memories of gatherings with family from years past. I retraced my steps along the sidewalks and asked a few passersby, but there’s no sign yet.
Missing photos from my Nebraska trip.
On Friday at about 7:15 p.m., I lost my stack of photographs near the Bailey Yard viewing platform in North Platte. I had just left the Golden Spike Tower and was heading toward Fourth Street when I noticed they were gone. The photos are old family portraits from my grandmother and they’re irreplaceable to me. If someone found them, I’d be grateful beyond words—that missing piece of our family story would finally be whole again.
Black and white border collie with red collar
Hey, I lost my black and white border collie this afternoon around 3:15 pm near the Walmart on S Dewey St in North Platte. He's around 45 pounds, wears a bright red collar, and there's a small blue squeaky toy hanging from the tag ring. He has a distinctive crooked ear on his left side and a white heart-shaped patch on his chest. He's super friendly but a little skittish around strangers, so he may bolt if approached quickly. This dog is family to us and has sentimental value—we really need him back.
Grey TravelEase neck pillow with blue logo
I lost my grey TravelEase neck pillow yesterday around 3pm near the North Platte Public Library on Main Street. It's a memory-foam neck pillow, about 12 inches long, with a soft charcoal cover and a small blue TravelEase logo on the outer strap. There's a tiny snag along the left edge and a side pocket that usually holds a phone charger, but otherwise it's in good condition. This pillow is my constant travel companion—it's helped me through cross-country trips and it was a gift from my sister, so I'd be really grateful to get it back.
Nintendo Switch OLED gray with red/blue Joy-Cons
I lost my Nintendo Switch OLED yesterday around 3pm in North Platte. It's the gray model with red and blue Joy-Cons. I keep it in a dark blue silicone case with a Star Wars sticker on the back and a tiny crack on the bottom edge from a drop last month. I last remember walking from the North Platte Public Library on 5th Street toward the coffee shop by the gas station, near the fountain in the square. It means a lot to me; it's my way to unwind after late shifts, and my sister gave it to me, so I’m really hoping it turns up. If you spot it, reply here or email [email protected].
Black Anker USB-C hub with 7 ports
I lost my black Anker USB-C hub with 7 ports yesterday around 3pm near the North Platte Public Library on 4th Street. It's a compact aluminum block about 3 inches long, matte black with a blue Anker logo on top. There’s a small dent on the top-right corner and one rubber foot missing, plus a bright red sticker with my initials 'PR' on the side. I rely on this hub every day for classwork and video calls, and I really need it back for finals this week.
Mid-century walnut coffee table with glass top
I lost my mid-century walnut coffee table yesterday around 3pm. It’s about 48 inches long, 18 inches wide, and 17 inches tall, with a glass top and a warm walnut finish. There’s a small chip on the front-left corner and a faint water ring on the lower shelf. I had it in the common area outside the North Platte Apartments on 4th Street, near the Lincoln County Courthouse. It’s sentimental to me because it was a gift from my grandfather, and I really need it back.