All lost and found items in St George
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Found Travel Bags near St George Library
I found travel bags outside the St George City Library on Main Street at 2:15 p.m. on Wednesday. I picked them up and checked inside for any ID; there are a blue spinner and a gray duffel with travel stickers. They look well-used but sturdy, as if someone was in the middle of a trip and needed them for a flight or road journey. I’m leaving them here in case the owner sees this post and can claim them through the site.
Dell gray 7450 14-inch laptop lost on car
Dell gray 7420 14”laptop. August 17th I think I left it on top of my car and drove off. I was on Sunbrook Drive and Dixie Drive.
Found Tank Accessories in St George, Utah
At 7:35 p.m. on Friday, I was walking out of the Red Cliffs Mall parking lot in St George when I spotted a rugged black toolbox tucked behind a trash can by the food court. Inside were several tank accessories—brass fittings, braided hoses, and a sturdy wrench—clearly cared for and not tossed aside. It seemed like someone had dropped it in a hurry, and I could tell it mattered to the owner, given how organized everything looked. I left it near the main entrance, hoping the rightful owner would spot it through this site and arrange a pickup.
Found holiday decorations in St George
On Friday around 9:30 p.m., I spotted a bundle of holiday decorations out by the curb near Town Square on Main Street in St. George. The pile included strings of multicolored lights, a garland, and a decorative snowman and wreath. I brought them onto the porch of a nearby house to keep them safe while I figured out what to do. The warm glow of the streetlights and the season’s vibe left me with a small moment of cheer, hoping the owner will see this post and recognize their decorations.
Lost violins near Ancestor Square
I lost my violins around 5:40 pm on Tuesday after a rehearsal near the St. George Tabernacle, walking toward Ancestor Square in downtown St George. They live in a worn brown case with a few stickers and a small dent in the corner—the kind of thing you carry to every gig. The thought of them out there, possibly left on a curb or in a doorway, makes my heart sink since those instruments hold years of practice and memory. If anyone found them, please know how much they mean to me and that I’d be beyond grateful to be reunited.
Lost handheld and console in St George
I was walking through downtown St George, and around 8:40 PM Friday I realized my handheld gaming console and a matching controller were missing from my backpack. I had paused by the fountain in Town Square Park to check my notes and must have dropped them there as I moved along Main Street. The devices are in a blue protective case (the handheld) and a black shell (the console), easy to spot if you remember a familiar blue case. It would mean a lot to get them back—I use them to unwind after long days.
Lost DVDs near Ancestor Square, Main Street
I’m Mia Carter. I lost a small stack of DVDs during a quick evening walk in St George, Utah. Last night, around 9:45 p.m., I was on Main Street near Ancestor Square after grabbing a hot chocolate. My backpack was slung over my shoulder when I paused to text a friend, and by the time I looked up, the bundle was gone. The discs include a travel documentary and a concert recording from years ago—pieces that mean a lot to me and remind me of family trips. I feel a hollow ache in my chest thinking of those covers left behind in the glow of the fountain lights. If anyone found them, I’d be grateful to get them back through the site.
Lost belts in St George, UT
I lost two belts around 5:15 p.m. on Saturday near Town Square in downtown St George, Utah. One belt is black leather with a silver buckle; the other is brown with a braided texture. They were tucked into a small zip pouch in the front pocket of my backpack when I stopped for a quick espresso at a cafe near Dixie State University. These belts are part of my go-to interview outfits, and I’m really hoping they turn up.
Found: silver stud earrings near Town Square
I was walking home from a late shift near Town Square in St. George and found a small jewelry pouch on the sidewalk by the fountain around 4:15 p.m. yesterday. Inside were a neat pair of silver stud earrings—the kind that catch the sun just right and look like they belong on an everyday ear. They were a touch dusty, but in good shape, and I could tell they’d seen a lot of wear in their owner’s daily life. I’m posting here because I know how a simple pair of studs can mean a lot to someone, and I’d like to help reunite them with their person.
Found: Ties in St George, Utah
Hi, I’m Jordan Hale. I found a bundle of neckties on the sidewalk outside Ancestor Square in St George around 3:45 p.m. on Monday. The ties were clean and neatly placed in a small black bag, with a few brand tags still attached. They seem new and could belong to someone preparing for an interview or a formal event. I left them at the downtown library desk, hoping the owner will recognize them.
Lost stamps in St George, UT
LOST stamps. I was sorting through a stack of mail at 4:20 PM, sitting on a bench near Ancestor Square on Main Street, when I noticed the red leather-bound stamp album missing from my tote. The album had a green sticker on the cover and a blue zipper pouch around it. Inside were a mix of Zion-era commemoratives and a handful of foreign stamps from my grandmother’s trips. It feels like I lost a piece of my family history, and I’m hoping it surfaces somewhere near that spot.
Found: Assorted pins near Main Street, St George
I found a small tin of pins by a bench on Main Street near the Red Cliffs Mall around 3:15 PM today in St George. The pins are a mix of enamel shapes—cacti, a desert sun, and a tiny Utah map—bright and a little worn from travel. They looked like something someone kept close to their heart, so I picked them up and hoped to help them find their owner. If these belong to you, this listing should help bring them home.
Lost travel adapters near Town Square, St. George
Last night around 6:30 PM, I misplaced my travel adapters somewhere near Town Square in St. George. I had been charging my phone in a small cafe on 100 South after a long hike in Snow Canyon, and when I packed up, the adapters were gone from my backpack pocket. They are a compact black two-port model with a blue travel strap; I use them every trip, and not having them makes it hard to stay connected. I am hopeful someone honest picked them up, and that they will find their way back to me through this site.
Lost passports in St. George, Utah
On Saturday around 11:20 a.m., after a hike at Sand Hollow State Park, I realized my passports were missing from my daypack. I must have left them somewhere near Pioneer Park, maybe by the fountain on Main Street. I retraced steps through downtown St. George, checked the farmers market area, and asked a few shop owners, but no luck. Losing them has me stressed since they're essential for travel and my trip next week. If you found them, please let the site know; I am hoping for a kind turnout.
ID card found near library in St George
Found an ID card this afternoon around 3:10pm in the parking lot behind the St George City Library on Main Street, St George. It’s a standard white ID card in a light blue plastic sleeve, about the size of a credit card, with a small coffee stain on the corner and a slight bend along the top edge. The card shows a photo of a man named Alex Chen and there’s a red sticker with the letters STG on the back. There’s a faint scratch across the hologram area, which should help confirm it’s the right one. I really want to reunite it with its owner, so if this is yours, send me a message in the app and we can arrange a safe handover near the library.