All lost and found items in Show Low
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Lost: Sculptures in Show Low
I’m the artist who makes small sculptures I carry with me when I work on Main Street in Show Low. I last had them with me around 4:30 PM yesterday near the Show Low Public Library at the intersection of Main Street and White Mountain Road, and when I turned back they were gone. The pieces aren’t expensive, but they carry a lot of meaning: one is a carved cedar figure, the other a smooth ceramic abstract about 12 inches tall. Losing them feels like losing a piece of my heart, and I’m hoping someone honest turned them in somewhere nearby.
Found quilts near Show Low City Park
I was walking my dog this afternoon around 2:30 p.m. when I spotted a neat bundle of quilts behind the Show Low Community Center near the gazebo by Show Low City Park. There are two handmade quilts, one with blue tones and another with warm red patches, both a little dusty from the light rain. I picked them up and carried them to a shaded bench by the center, hoping the owner would recognize them by their colors and patterns. It felt good to help out—those quilts clearly mean a lot to someone.
LOST: Travel visas near City Park, Show Low
Hi, I’m Casey Morales. I realized my travel visas were missing this morning after I left Show Low City Park near the gazebo and headed toward the library around 8:45 a.m. I must have dropped them somewhere along Main Street, because I didn’t notice they were gone until I reached the Show Low Library. The visas are inside a brown leather folder with a wax seal. They’re crucial for an international trip next week, and I’m anxious about delays.
Found flute near Main Street, Show Low
Today around 3:20 PM I found a flute lying by the curb near Show Low's Main Street, by the city park. I picked it up and checked for a name tag or a serial number, but nothing obvious identified a owner. It’s a silver flute in a dark blue case, with a few scratches on the mouthpiece. I’ll keep it safe here and hope the rightful owner sees this and claims it through the site.
Lost gym bags near Show Low Rec Center
I left my gym bags at Show Low Recreation Center around 8:15 a.m. this morning after a routine workout. They’re charcoal gray duffels with a red zipper; one has a blue sticker, and inside there are my gym clothes, a water bottle, and a small towel. I checked the front desk, the locker room, and the surrounding benches, but they weren’t there. I’m anxious because those bags hold essential gear for my workouts and school days, and I’d hate for someone to be left empty-handed. If you found them, please return them to the front desk so the owner can reclaim them.
Lost medication near Fool Hollow Lake Recreation Area
Hi, I'm Daniel Rivera. I misplaced my medication around 9:15 PM Tuesday while hiking near Fool Hollow Lake Recreation Area in Show Low. It was in a blue bottle inside a small blue zipper pouch inside my backpack; I retraced the loop, checked the trailhead, the pavilion, and the parking lot, but it didn’t turn up. Those pills are essential for my daily routine, and I'm anxious about keeping up this week. If you happened to find them, please tell the site; I’m hopeful they’ll turn up.
Lost brooches near Show Low downtown
On Saturday around 6:05 PM, I was strolling Show Low Main Street toward the City Park when I realized my two brooches were missing from my coat lapel. They are small gold-tone leaves with sapphire centers, a pair I’ve worn for family gatherings since grandmother's era. The cool desert evening made the moment feel surreal, and I’ve been tense thinking they might already be gone for good. If you spotted them anywhere along Main Street near the City Park gazebo or by the courthouse, please know they’re dearly missed and I’d be grateful to have them back through the site.
found: Organizers near Show Low library.
I was walking along White Mountain Road near the Show Low Public Library at 4:30 p.m. on Monday when I spotted a blue set of organizers lying on the sidewalk. I picked them up, brushed off a bit of dust, and realized someone must be missing them. They have several clear pockets and a small zippered pouch. I'm posting this so the owner can reclaim them. It struck me how easy it is to misplace something that helps us stay organized during a craft project, and I felt a little relieved to be able to help here in Show Low, Arizona.
Lost CDs on Show Low Main Street
I realized I lost a stack of CDs this morning on Show Low Main Street near the Library. I must have set them down by a bench outside the library, and they vanished when I turned around. One case has a bright blue sticker with my initials; they hold irreplaceable recordings. I’m hoping whoever found them understands how important they are to me.
Lost lamps in Show Low, AZ
I lost two lamps from my living room. It was around 9:15 p.m. last Friday when I realized they were gone. I was in my apartment on West Deuce of Clubs, near Fool Hollow Lake, and the lamps were by the sofa, one brass base, one with a light cream shade. The soft glow they cast after work kept me sane, and their absence makes the room feel empty. I've retraced my steps, checked the hallway, and even circled the block twice, but no luck. If anyone came across them, I’d be grateful for any sighting or hint—these lamps traveled with memories, not just light.
Dresses lost near Deuce of Clubs, Show Low
I lost my dresses after the charity fashion show at Show Low Community Center on Friday around 6 p.m. They were left backstage in a black garment bag near the dressing rooms, just off the Deuce of Clubs, not far from the main entrance. One dress is a red floral maxi; the other is a black velvet cocktail dress with a small tear at the hem. They mean a lot to me because the red one was borrowed for my sister's wedding, and I can't replace the memories they carry.
Found: carry-ons near Show Low Airport parking lot
I was walking the Show Low Airport parking lot at about 9:45 a.m. today when two carry-ons caught my eye sitting unattended near a row of rental cars. I checked the tags and a few personal items looked untouched, so I picked them up and carried them to the front desk at the terminal. They are sturdy brown soft-shell bags with a blue strap, one stitched with a mountain emblem. I know how stressful travel can be, and I hoped the owner would realize they are missing. If these belong to you, they will be waiting at the airport desk for you to claim them through the proper channels.
Lost pocket watch in Show Low
I lost my brass pocket watch at the Show Low City Park gazebo around 5:15 PM yesterday after a quick chat with a friend by the fountain. The watch has my grandfather's initials engraved on the back and carries decades of family stories, from birthday dinners to Sunday reunions. It sits in a simple, worn chain and means more to me than any new gadget could. I keep replaying the moment I realized it was gone and hope it turned up somewhere in the park or nearby. If anyone has seen it, please let the site know so I can be reunited with it.
LOST Memory Cards in Show Low
I lost my memory cards last Friday around 6:40 pm near the Show Low Public Library on White Mountain Boulevard. They’re a small black case with a blue label that reads 'Travel 2023'—two SD cards inside. I was taking photos of the kids at a nearby park and must have left them on a bench by the library steps. I’m hoping someone found them and tucked them somewhere safe. They contain travel photos from last summer and a few concert pics that mean a lot to me. If you did, please let me know through the site so I can arrange the rest. Thank you for keeping an eye out.
Lost equipment for various sports in Show Low, Arizona
I was coaching kids at Show Low City Park last Friday around 7:15 p.m. and left a black duffle bag behind the pavilion by the basketball courts. Inside are gear for several sports: soccer cleats, a basketball, a tennis racket, and some protective pads. It's a headache to replace, since it all belongs to our weekend practices and a family that relies on these items. If you found a bag by the pavilion behind Show Low City Park's basketball courts, please keep it safe.