All lost and found items in Odessa / Midland
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Lost gym clothes in Odessa–Midland
I realized my gym clothes were missing around 7:15 a.m. last Tuesday after a workout at the gym by Odessa College, near 42nd Street and Grant Avenue. The kit includes a gray zip-up hoodie, black leggings with neon green stripes, and a navy T-shirt inside a blue duffel bag that smells faintly of chlorine. I’ve retraced steps through the locker area and the hallway by the juice bar, but nothing turned up. They’re essential to my routine, especially since I travel for work and don’t own many other sets. If you’ve seen them, please know they were mine and they meant a lot to me; I’d be grateful for any sightings near the campus gym, the college lot, or the shopping center by 42nd Street.
Found an Airline item near Midland International Airport.
Hey, I'm Diego Morales. I found an Airline-branded travel wallet on the curb outside Midland International Airport's North Entrance around 9:20 PM last Friday after a light rain. The tan leather is worn, with the word Airline embossed on the front and a faded boarding pass tucked inside. It seems to belong to someone who was just passing through, and it feels important—like a piece of a larger story. I hope the owner sees this and knows their belongings are safe for now, waiting to be claimed.
Found: Pocket Watches near Odessa College campus, Odessa
This morning, around 09:05, I found two pocket watches outside the Odessa College main entrance on University Boulevard. One watch is gold with a delicate filigree cover; the other is silver with a simple chain that’s a bit bent. I wrapped them in a clean cloth and left them with campus security to keep them safe until the owner can be traced. They carry the scent of oil and old leather, like a tiny piece of someone’s family history I’d hate to see disappear. If these belong to you, I hope you recognize them when you pass the security desk.
LOST: Puppies in Odessa–Midland area
Hi, I’m Jaime Alvarez. I lost my two puppies tonight around 8:40 p.m. while walking them near the UT Permian Basin campus on University Boulevard in Odessa. A gust of wind slipped their leashes and they darted toward the I-20 overpass, and I’ve been anxious ever since. They’re small and friendly, just trying to find their way back. I miss them terribly and worry about their safety. If you’ve seen them, please contact through the site and we’ll arrange a reunion.
Lost: Ties in Odessa / Midland
Hey, I'm Noah Brooks. I realized my ties were missing this morning around 11:10 AM after leaving a coffee shop near the Permian Basin Petroleum Museum in Midland, part of the Odessa–Midland area. There are two navy ties with subtle diagonal stripes; one has a small silver tie clip. They were a gift for job interviews this month, so they matter to me a lot. I checked around the museum, the coffee shop, and the plaza, but I couldn't locate them. If someone turned them in or saw them somewhere nearby, I’d be grateful to be reunited with them.
Lost devices near Midland College, Midland, TX
I lost my devices after leaving the Midland College library around 8:30 p.m. on Friday, June 14, 2024. My silver Dell laptop and a black tablet were in my messenger bag, and I set the bag on a table near the study carrels to grab a quick coffee. When I turned back, the bag was there, but the devices were gone, and the hall felt suddenly colder. I'm worried about personal photos and sensitive information, and I hope an honest passerby turned them in to the library staff.
Lost drones near Ector County Library, Odessa
I was out filming the sunset with two drones when a gust hammered through the parking lot. Around 7:25 p.m. on Tuesday, I left my drone bag on the hood of my pickup outside the Ector County Library in Odessa and wandered over to grab some footage nearby. When I returned, the bag and both drones were gone. One drone has a red sticker on the back; the other is plain gray, with a small crack in the camera cover. I’ve retraced my steps along 12th Street and into the nearby shopping strip, asking shopkeepers and security, hoping against hope someone picked them up and did the right thing.
Found: a stack of photographs
I was walking my dog along 8th Street in Odessa around 4:20 p.m. when a weathered stack of photographs caught my eye under a bench near the Ector County Courthouse. The faces look like a family album from years ago, with handwritten dates that are barely legible. I can tell someone cherished these; it hurts to think they were leaving a piece of their story behind. I tucked them away and hoped to reunite them with the owner soon. If these photos feel familiar, please reach out through the site so we can get them back to where they belong.
Lost travel visas near Odessa College library.
I'm Jordan Lee. I lost my travel visas last Friday morning after class at the Odessa College library. I’d walked from the main campus to the student lounge around 9:15 a.m., but somewhere between the library doors and the parking lot I must have misplaced them in a hurry to catch a bus. The visas are small, in a brown leather folder, with my full name and passport numbers on top pages, which is nerve-wracking to think about. It felt like a punch to the gut when I realized they weren't in my bag. If anyone turned them in or found them, please drop a note on the site. I'm grateful for any help.
Lost stamps from collection in Midland.
I was at the Midland Park Mall near the south entrance around 4:15 pm yesterday, sorting through my late grandfather's stamp albums. I stepped outside for a quick call and must have left the collection on the wooden display rack by the bookstore kiosk. The stamps are a mix of commemoratives and a few older issues—some faded red, some bright blues; they mean a lot to me beyond any price. I hope someone found them and will return them to their rightful owner.
Found organizers near Memorial Park, Midland
Found these organizers this afternoon around 3:40 PM, tucked under a bench near the Memorial Park entrance in Midland, Texas. They are blue and gray fabric pouches meant for cables and small gear, with a few tags still attached. I checked around the path and nearby trash cans, but there was no one looking for them. They look like they belong to someone who travels light for work and likes to keep things tidy. If you are missing them, please check this post on the site and claim them through the proper channel.
Found: two ID cards in navy lanyard
I found two ID cards this afternoon around 3:45pm in the Midland Park Mall parking lot, near the JCPenney entrance. They were tucked into a clear badge sleeve on a navy blue lanyard, a bit scuffed from the rain. One card looks like a City of Odessa employee badge with a photo of a woman named Maria Lopez; the other is a Midland College student ID with a small library access sticker on the back. There’s a tiny gold star sticker on the back of the badge sleeve that makes them stand out. They’re legible, and I’d like to help get them back to their owner if anyone recognizes them.
Red knit scarf with snowflake embroidery
I lost my red knit scarf yesterday around 3pm near the Odessa College parking lot on University Blvd. It’s a soft wool-blend scarf, about 60 inches long, with a cable-knit pattern and a tiny teal snowflake patch sewn near the fringe on the left end. It’s a seasonal winter accessory and there’s a faint coffee stain along the edge from last winter. It was a Christmas gift from my sister, so it means a lot to me and I’m really hoping to get it back. If anyone found it, please reach out—I’d be forever grateful.
Navy blue puffer jacket with orange interior
I found a navy blue puffer jacket with an orange interior this afternoon around 2:15 pm in the parking lot behind Midland Park Mall on Big Spring Street. It's a men's size L, The North Face, in solid condition with a couple of light scuffs on the sleeve. A small blue enamel pin in the shape of a wave is on the zipper and there's a faded "UTPB" label inside. If this sounds like yours, drop me a message here and we can arrange the return.
Brown leather wallet with gold trim
I lost my dark brown leather wallet yesterday around 3pm outside the Starbucks on 4th Street in Odessa, near the Medical Center Hospital. It's a slim, generic brown leather bifold about 4 inches by 3 inches, with a small brass anchor charm hanging from a zipper pull and a green lining with a tiny red heart peeking out when you open it. Inside are my driver's license, two credit cards, and about $60 cash. It feels sentimental, because it was a gift from my grandmother who passed away last year. If anyone found it, please get in touch—I'm really hoping to get it back.