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I was rushing to get coffee at 8:20 a.m. on Sunday when my kitchen appliances vanished from the countertop. I left my apartment on 2nd Avenue in Hays, Kansas, in Northwest Kansas, for just a moment, and when I came back, the white microwave, a coffee maker, and a compact blender were gone. The counters feel so bare without them, and I’ve been scrambling to replace basic daily essentials, which has me frustrated and anxious. If you saw them around the building or in a nearby yard, please let me know—I’m clinging to hope that they’re simply misplaced and not far away.
While walking the gravel path by the county fairgrounds in Northwest Kansas around 4:15 p.m. Tuesday, I found a wristwatch lying face up near a bench. It’s a stainless steel case with a navy fabric strap and a small scratch on the crystal. I tucked it into my bag and started this listing because I know how a simple watch can carry memories and daily routines back home. If this belongs to you, the worn strap and that tiny scratch may help you recognize it; I hope whoever wore it last sees this and claims it.
I lost my Gym Clothes in Northwest KS, Kansas, United States after basketball practice at the Colby Rec Center gym around 7:50 PM last Friday. I had them in a red gym bag with my initials, along with a black hoodie and gray sweatpants. I remember setting the bag near the doorway by the bleachers and rushing out as the lights clicked off. If someone found them, please know they’re important to me for practice and routine, and I’d be grateful to get them back.
Last night around 7:45 PM, as I walked along Fort Hays Drive behind Fort Hays State University in northwest Kansas, I spotted a driver's license lying on the edge of the sidewalk by the campus parking lot. The card looked freshly issued and the photo showed a student with a bright smile. I can't imagine how that owner feels, so I held onto it and kept it out of sight until I could post here. Fingers crossed someone can claim it soon.
I was leaving Fort Hays State University around 8:15 pm last Friday when I realized I had lost my small toy train from my tote. It's a metal engine, blue with a thin red stripe, part of a set I’ve kept since high school. I’d been showing it to a friend near Forsyth Library on campus, and I must have set it down on a bench while we talked. The moment I realized it was gone hit hard — a mix of nostalgia and worry about letting the family tradition fade. If someone happened to have found a lone blue engine near the Forsyth Library steps, I’d be grateful to have it back.
Hi, I’m Maya Collins. I lost a small binder full of trading cards—mostly baseball and fantasy cards—during last Friday’s community event. It happened around 7:45 PM near the Main Street Gazebo in downtown Northwest KS, close to the old water tower by the library. The binder is tan with a red zipper and has a label that reads 'Kellum Collection' on the front. I’m sick with worry; some of these cards were gifts from my dad and a few are pretty rare. I’d be grateful to get it back. Please pass it through the site if you’ve seen it, and I’ll meet you to pick it up as soon as possible.
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