Search thousands of reports or post your own — our community of 6,000+ listings helps reunite items every day
Post a report in under a minute — we'll alert you the moment a match shows up.
Live feed — newest reports in San Angelo first.
Good morning, I lost my gym clothes this morning around 7:15 a.m. outside the San Angelo Community Fitness Center on North Bryant Boulevard, near the Concho River Walk. I was rushing to a 7:15 class and must have left them in the locker area after I changed. The hoodie is heather gray with a small white logo on the chest, and the shorts are black with a neon-yellow stripe. I'm worried they will end up in the morning shuffle, and I’d be grateful if someone saw them.
I was wrapping up a youth music workshop at the San Angelo Community Arts Center on Chadbourne Street when I realized my xylophones weren't in the rehearsal room. Around 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, I checked the backstage area and the hallway by the stage, but they were nowhere to be found. The pair is a compact set with black frames and light maple bars, easy to identify by the school labels. I’m worried because we’ll need them for next week's community concert, and I’m hoping they turned up somewhere safe near the Concho River Walk behind the Arts Center.
At 1:15 p.m. last Friday, I found a stack of travel visas tucked under a bench along the Concho River Walk near Fort Concho in San Angelo. They were clearly important, with stamps and dates visible, but there was no name tag. I felt a mix of concern and responsibility for whoever lost them. I kept the papers safe and looked around for a wallet or ID that might tie them to a person, but nothing turned up. I'm posting here in hopes the owner sees this and can describe the visas and dates to confirm ownership. It would be a relief to return them to the right person.
I found these postcards tucked under a bench along the Concho Riverwalk by the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts around 5:45 p.m. on Sunday. They’re a small bundle with a few letters peeking out, one addressed in careful cursive to someone in Texas decades ago. I cleaned the dust off the backs and imagined the sender’s voice as if they might still be missing these memories. I’m keeping them safe and posting here in hopes the rightful owner will recognize them.
I found an airline ticket on the curb outside the San Angelo Regional Airport at about 9:15 this morning. It fluttered near the curb by the terminal entrance, a bright blue luggage tag catching the sun and a few torn receipts tucked under it. I can’t imagine how stressed the owner must be, chasing a flight and realizing something important was left behind. I tucked it into my bag for safekeeping and hope the rightful traveler sees this listing soon.
I was loading two microwaves from my truck near the Concho River Walk by the Downtown San Angelo Plaza around 8:45 p.m. last Tuesday when a gust sent the appliances skidding off the tailgate and into the crowd. I chased them along the path, past food carts and streetlamps, but one vanished behind a vendor tent near the riverside seating area. They are for my apartment kitchen, and I rely on them daily, so this feels urgent and stressful. If someone has seen them or moved them, I would really appreciate a heads-up through the site.
Jump straight to the kind of item you're looking for and browse current reports.
Getting your lost item back or helping someone else is simple with our 3-step process.
Create a free listing with photos and details about your lost or found item. Our spam protection keeps the community safe.
Our community searches and matches lost items with found ones. Get notified when there's a potential match.
Connect directly with the person who found your item or claim the item you found. Arrange a safe meetup and celebrate!
