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I was walking along 7th Street by the Pittsburg City Pool around 4:15 PM last Friday when I spotted a pile of swimsuits tucked behind a bench near the fence. The assortment included a teal floral one-piece, a pink striped bikini, and a few kids’ suits with cartoon prints; they’re damp from the day’s heat and sprinkler mist. I left them where I found them and took a quick photo just in case the owner checks in. It felt strange to stumble on someone else’s swimwear in broad daylight, but I’m hoping this post helps reunite them with the rightful owner.
On Friday around 7:15 p.m., I realized I’d misplaced my tank accessories while I was leaving the coffee shop on Main Street in Parsons. The items are a small, clear plastic toolbox with a red lid—inside are decal sheets, tiny screws, and a spare brush head I rely on for my model tanks. I had set the box on the tailgate of my pickup while I chatted with a friend in the Parsons City Park parking lot, and when I turned back it was gone. I’ve walked the sidewalks from Main Street to the park, hoping someone picked it up and kept it safe until I could claim it.
I was sorting through a small stamp book yesterday around 3:15 PM at the Fort Scott Post Office on Main Street when I realized a packet of stamps was missing. The stamps are a mix of a few commemoratives and some family favorites from my grandfather's collection, tucked into a tan envelope with a blue wax seal. I retraced my steps through the storefront area and along the sidewalk toward the Fort Scott National Historic Site, but I couldn't find a trace of them. They mean a lot to me, and I hope someone nearby picked them up and kept them safe until they could be returned.
I lost two pet rabbits, a white doe with a black ear patch and a gray buck with a white belly, during a Friday evening in Pittsburg. I was walking my dogs along Main Street near the Pittsburg Farmers Market around 6:45 p.m. when they slipped from their carrier and darted into the hedges by the old railway depot. The night air smelled of hay and rain, and the market lights flickered as I called their names, feeling a mix of worry and hope. I just want them back safe at home where they belong.
I found Adapters this afternoon while I was sweeping the Court Square area behind the Parsons City Hall around 2:30 PM. The pile included USB-C and micro-USB adapters, a few generic charging cables, and a small black pouch. They were tucked under a bench near the Court Square gazebo, not far from the public restrooms. I checked for a note or a label, but there was nothing to identify the owner, so I brought them here to post. If these look familiar to you, please check the site to reclaim them.
On Friday at 7:15 PM I was wrapping up a small setup for our family’s holiday display and left a tote of decorations in the backseat of my car outside Pittsburg State University library lawn. When I returned, the tote and several cherished ornaments were gone. These are heirloom pieces from my grandmother and they anchor our holiday memories; losing them feels personal and painful. If anyone saw a tote unattended near the PSU library area that evening, I’d be grateful for any info. I’m hoping these memories can be brought back home.
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