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This morning at 9:10 a.m., I found a tan leather clutch resting on a bench by the Oakdale Park fountain on Santa Fe Avenue. Inside there was a compact mirror and a lipstick case, plus a few receipts. It looked recently dropped, and I could tell someone would be distressed to lose it. I hope by posting here the rightful owner will recognize it and come forward.
I left my two black leather work cases on a bench near the Rolling Hills Zoo entrance in Salina around 1:45 p.m. Tuesday. I ducked into the gift shop and, when I came back, the bench was empty and the cases were gone. Those cases hold important documents for a new project, plus a laptop sleeve, and I’m really anxious about losing them. If you found them anywhere around downtown Salina—between the zoo entrance and the transit center—please bring them to the site so I can arrange retrieval.
I’m Sophie Martinez from Salina, Kansas. I lost a box of board games around 5:45 pm yesterday near the Smoky Hill Museum, right behind the parking lot where we had parked earlier. The games are a family staple—some gifts, others favorites I share with my grandma on Sunday nights. It’s rough losing something with so many memories attached, but I’m hopeful someone picked them up and will leave them at the front desk when they can.
I realized at 6:45 PM this evening that my driver's license was missing after I stepped out of the CVS on Ninth Street in Salina, Kansas. I had paused to grab a quick snack and check a map, and I must have dropped it between the car and the door. I searched the doorway and the bench by the park across from Ninth Street, but nothing turned up. Losing it makes me anxious because I have travel soon and essential errands ahead; I hope someone turned it in.
I was leaving Centennial Park when I spotted a large bag of sports gear sitting by the library entrance, clearly left behind by someone in a hurry. The bag contains a mix of balls, pads, cleats, and even a small portable ladder—enough to outfit a whole team. It looked recently abandoned, and I felt a tug of responsibility thinking about a kid or coach who might be frantic to get it back. I’m posting this to help the owner recognize their gear and reclaim it.
I was at the Salina Family YMCA on Tuesday around 6:15 PM after a quick workout. I left my gym clothes on the bench near the locker room and walked out to the car, only to realize they weren't there when I came back. They're a gray zip-up hoodie, cobalt-blue shorts, and a white tank top with a small red logo. My stomach dropped, and I've been hoping someone picked them up by mistake and simply forgot to turn them in. If you saw a gray hoodie and blue bag near the front desk of the YMCA on Santa Fe Avenue, please keep an eye out.
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