All lost and found items in Salina
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Found clutch near Salina Oakdale Park
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.
LOST work cases near downtown Salina
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.
Lost board games near Smoky Hill Museum
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.
lost driver's license near Ninth Street, Salina
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.
FOUND Equipment for Various Sports in Salina
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.
Lost gym clothes at Salina YMCA
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.
Lost keyboards in downtown Salina
I was packing up after a gig outside the Salina Public Library around 9:40 PM last Thursday when I realized my two keyboards weren't in my bag. One is a compact 25-key MIDI controller in a red pouch; the other is a full-size 88-key keyboard in a blue case. I retraced Santa Fe Avenue toward the riverfront, calling out for them, but the streets were quiet. I’m worried about my rehearsal tomorrow and really hoping someone found them and turned them in.
Lost pins near Oak Park fountain, downtown Salina
On Saturday around 7:15 p.m., I was adjusting my scarf near the Oak Park fountain in downtown Salina when my pins spilled from my jacket pocket. They are small metal pins, a mix of silver and cobalt with a tiny baseball glove motif and a sunburst charm. I circled back along the path and looked between the benches, but I did not see them. My hands feel bare and I keep replaying the moment, wishing I had noticed sooner. If you found them resting on the park bench or tucked under the railing, please help me bring them back to where they belong.
Lost medication in Salina
I lost my prescription medication yesterday afternoon in Salina, around 4:30 p.m. I was walking from Oakdale Park toward the Smoky Hill Museum, and I must have set the bottle down on a bench near the library steps. Missing doses scare me, especially on hot days, so this has me anxious. If someone finds a small brown bottle with a green cap and a label I recognize, please let me know through the site so I can be reunited with it.
Found handheld and console in Salina
I was walking back to my car around 5:15 p.m. today near the Salina Public Library entrance when I spotted a small handheld gaming device and a separate console tucked behind a bench. I picked them up, checked for any identifying info, and found nothing obvious to trace. It felt good to reunite someone with a piece of their downtime, and I kept them safe while I posted this note. If this is yours, please claim it through the site.
Lost organizers in Salina, KS
I was packing for a charity drive this morning when I realized my organizers were missing. I had them in the tote at the Salina Central Mall around 1:15 PM today, near the fountain by the food court. They’re a set of translucent pink organizers with a black zipper and a label that says 'Crafters Co.' The sound of the crowd at the mall, the glare from the glass skylight, and the echo of a vending machine all feel like a blur now. I feel a little foolish and worried—they hold all my small parts and notes. If anyone saw them by the fountain or near the escalator to the electronics stores, please tell me.
Silver flutes lost near Smoky Hill Museum
Hey, I’m Emily Carter. I lost my flutes after a small recital at Oakdale Park in Salina around 4:50 p.m. on Sunday. They’re two silver flutes in a black case, with a few stickers from my teacher on the lid. I had them set on a bench by the park bandstand while I grabbed a quick water, then turned to find them gone. I’m honestly unsettled because these flutes are my main instruments for lessons and gigs. If anyone found them, please hand them in to the park staff or the lost-and-found nearby. I’d really appreciate the help getting them back.
Lost rabbits near Oakdale Park, Salina
Yesterday at 4:30 PM I was leaving the grocery store and walking toward Oakdale Park when my two rabbits slipped from their carrier. They darted toward the tall grasses behind the softball fields near the lake, and I could not catch them. I have walked the park, checked around the playground, and asked a few joggers if they had seen a pair of little rabbits with brown patches. They mean the world to my kids, and their absence tonight is tearing us up. If anyone spotted them in Salina’s parks, please keep them safe until I can bring them home.
Black tablet in blue case found near library
I found a black 8-inch tablet in a bright blue silicone case (Miscellaneous Electronics) this afternoon around 4:15pm in the parking lot behind the Salina Public Library on 2nd Street. On the back there's a small white sticker with the initials 'AR' and a faint coffee smudge near the charging port. The screen has a hairline crack along the top edge and the case is a little scuffed, but the device powers on. No charger was with it, just the tablet in the blue case. If this is yours, tell me about the sticker, the screen crack, and the initials, and we can arrange a meetup near the library to get it back.
Black satin evening gown with rhinestone belt
I lost my black satin evening gown yesterday around 3:45pm near the Salina Public Library on Santa Fe Ave. It's a size M, by Adrianna Papell, with a delicate silver rhinestone belt and a navy-blue satin lining that peeks out at the hem. There's a tiny snag on the left sleeve and a faint copper stain along the bottom edge from a spill a few weeks back. Inside, the lining has pink initials 'AP' that match the brand tag, which might help identify it. This dress was a gift from my sister and holds sentimental value, so I'm really hoping it turns up. If you've seen it, I'd be grateful to have it back—feel free to DM me here or email me at [email protected].