All lost and found items in Sioux City
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Found violin in Sioux City, IA
Hi, I'm Noah Peterson. I found a violin outside the Orpheum Theatre in downtown Sioux City around 4:30 PM today. It was lying on a bench with a bow, rosin bag, and a dent on the case lid, tucked under a light post near the Main Street entrance. My gut told me someone was worried about it; I carried it to a safe spot near the Public Library steps, hoping it would reach its owner soon. The wood glows under the streetlamps, and the whole moment gave me goosebumps.
Lost xylophones near Sioux City Riverfront
Hi, I am Grace Miller. I lost my xylophones after a quick practice outside Sioux City West High School on 6th Street around 4:15 PM Friday. The frame is bright yellow with black keys, and two red mallets with white tips were tucked into the case. The bench faced the riverfront by a big maple near Riverside Ave, and I am anxious they will disappear for good if not found soon.
Lost shirts near downtown Sioux City
I was in Sioux City, Iowa, on Saturday around 5:40 PM, wandering along the riverfront near the Sergeant Floyd Monument. I had taken off a few shirts to air them out, and I set my bag on the wooden bench by the path. A breeze and a couple of joggers passed, and when I turned back they were gone. My heart sank; those shirts were practical, not fancy, but they meant something for the week ahead. There are three in total: a navy tee with a white star, and two gray button-downs. If you spotted a small pile on that bench, please hang on to them.
Lost toasters in Sioux City, Iowa, United States.
My name’s Noah Patel. I last used my two toasters Friday around 8:10 PM and I must have left them somewhere along Sioux City’s riverfront, near Grandview Park and the Grand Avenue Bridge. They’re stainless steel, mismatched: one has a blue dial, the other a black crumb tray. They’ve been my kitchen partners during late shifts and weekend breakfasts, so losing them feels personal. I’m hoping someone picked them up thinking they were stray clutter, but they were meant for our kitchen. If you’ve seen them near the riverfront at that time, please let me know through the site so I can swing by to pick them up.
LOST: Photographs in Sioux City
I was going through a box of old photographs when I realized several had gone missing. On Friday at 7:15 PM, I was in the lobby of the Sioux City Public Library, near the reference desk, when I noticed the gap in the stack. The photos are from my grandmother's wedding in the 1960s—black-and-white shots with curled edges, a faint smell of old ink. They matter more than anything; they’re the only link to family history I have left after she passed. Please reach out through the site if you’ve seen them; I’d be grateful to have them back.
Lost swimsuit near Riverside Park
Today around 4:15 p.m., I was at Riverside Park helping set up a community event by the river in Sioux City. I left my bright teal swimsuit on a chair at the pavilion while I grabbed water from the volunteers' table, and when I returned it was gone. The swimsuit is a teal one-piece with a neon pink strap; it's the only suit that fits me right now, and I'm dreading missing our pool day tomorrow. I swear I didn't wander far, but the breeze and the crowd moved things around. If you saw it, please know it matters a lot to me.
LOST: Canines in Sioux City
I lost my two dogs last night around 8:30 p.m. near the Tyson Events Center in Sioux City, after a loud street festival spilled people onto the sidewalks. The smaller black terrier, Pepper, and the larger brown hound, Rusty, bolted when a gate rattled and I didn’t catch them in time. They know my whistle and name, and I’m scared they’re wandering the riverfront or the parking lots by Fourth Street. I’m keeping a careful eye on every alley by the Big Sioux River and the pedestrian bridge, hoping someone will bring them back to me.
Found parrots near Riverside Park, Sioux City
This afternoon around 4:10 PM, I found two parrots wandering near the duck pond at Riverside Park in Sioux City. They hopped from bench to bench, chirping and tilting their heads as people smiled at them. One parrot has a bright green body with blue wing feathers; the other is yellow with a red tail and a curious gaze. They didn't seem frightened, and I stayed with them for a while to see if anyone was calling for them. They look well cared for, and I figured they'd belong to someone nearby. I’ve posted this note in case the owner recognizes their companions.
LOST: Hand Tools near Sioux City Riverfront
This morning around 9:15 AM I realized my hand tools were missing after I set a nail gun and a rusty hammer on a bench by the Sioux City Riverfront, near the Main Street bridge. I had stopped to help a friend carry lumber to a truck, and in the chaos they disappeared from the toolbox. I retraced from the Convention Center to 4th Street and even checked the nearby parking lot, hoping someone picked them up by mistake. Those tools are part of my weekend projects, and any sign of them would mean the world to me.
LOST: Holiday decorations near Tyson Events Center, Sioux City
I lost my tote of holiday decorations last night around 9:15 p.m. after helping decorate for the city Christmas display in Sioux City. It was in the back seat of my car parked near the Tyson Events Center, and it held garlands, lights, a few fragile ornaments, and a wreath we’d planned to hang at the community center. I’m worried about getting everything replaced in time for next week’s events. If this sounds familiar, please check this posting and help me bring the decorations home.
Lost memory cards in Sioux City.
I must have dropped my memory cards while walking near the Tyson Events Center on 4th Street in downtown Sioux City around 10:30 AM today. They hold irreplaceable photos from a family vacation and a lot of everyday moments we’d hate to lose. If you picked them up, please let me know through the site so we can arrange a safe handoff. These cards mean a lot to us, and any help in getting them back would mean the world.
Found: Organizers in downtown Sioux City
On Tuesday around 4:20 p.m., I found a gray plastic set of organizers tucked beneath a bench along the riverwalk by the Sioux City Public Library. They’re small, with labeled compartments and a faint coffee stain on one corner, as if they'd spent a long afternoon in a backpack. I checked nearby and asked a couple of pedestrians, but no one claimed them, so I brought them to the bench near the river and left a note with this listing. I hope the real owner sees it soon and can collect their things—it feels good to help reunite someone with their stuff.
Lost remote controls near Tyson Events Center
I realized around 7:40 PM on Tuesday that my remote controls were missing after I got home from work in Sioux City. I last used them while flipping through a news channel, and I must have left them on the coffee table, then wandered off. I retraced my steps from the East Village apartment to the Tyson Events Center parking lot, but no luck. Those remotes are small but priceless during late-night TV marathons, and I’m really hoping someone picked them up instead of leaving them behind. If found, I’d be grateful to get them back to the building staff at the front desk.
Blue-glazed porcelain fox sculpture found near Sioux City Art Center
Found this blue-glazed porcelain fox sculpture this afternoon around 2:15pm, outside the Sioux City Art Center on 4th Street, near the entrance. It's about 8 inches tall, with a matte cobalt-blue glaze and delicate hand-painted fur details. The base has a tiny studio sticker that reads 'Studio Nine Pottery' and there's a small chip on the left ear that's barely noticeable unless you look closely. Overall it's in good condition and clearly one-of-a-kind. If you think this could be yours, I’m happy to hold onto it and help get it back to you.
Solid oak coffee table with sunburst inlay
I lost my solid oak coffee table last night around 8pm near the downtown library on 4th Street in Sioux City. It's a 46-inch long, 20-inch wide, 18-inch tall mid-century style piece with a warm honey oak finish and a sunburst inlay on the tabletop. There’s a small 1-inch scratch on the front edge and a missing felt pad from the back-left leg, plus the underside has initials 'R.S.' carved into the wood - an easy identifying detail. It means a lot to me because it was a gift from my grandmother, and I really need it back to complete family dinners and study space.