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Hi, I'm Mateo Reed. I found a bundle of action figures near the Keeper of the Plains statue by the Arkansas River in Wichita around 4:15 p.m. today. They were left on a bench next to a purple backpack, and a few tiny pieces were loose in a plastic bag. It looked like someone might be missing them, so I picked them up and set them on a shady rock by the fountain for safekeeping while I scanned the area. They could belong to a kid or someone who collects them. If they're yours, please reach out through the site and we’ll arrange a pickup.
While wandering through Old Town toward the Keeper of the Plains statue on Saturday around 11:05 a.m., I spotted two toasters sitting on a curb outside a thrift shop. They’re slightly dinged, one with a chipped lever, both dusty with flour and crumbs from a street-side breakfast. They looked like someone moved fast and forgot their small kitchen gear. I carried them to this listing, hoping the owner will recognize them and claim them soon.
Hi, I'm Riley Patterson. I found a trio of small puppies wandering near Riverside Park in Wichita around 6:45 p.m. today. They were muddy from a light rain, wearing collars but with no tags, two girls and one boy, colored tan, black-and-white, and a little white on the chest. They followed me for a short while toward the playground and then settled by a bench near the Keeper of the Plains overlook. They looked scared and hungry, and I couldn’t just leave them there, so I brought them to a safe spot behind the city shelter and I’m hoping the rightful owner will recognize them. If you’re missing Puppies, please check here and respond through the site.
I lost my grandfather's coin collection this morning around 9:15 AM near the Keeper of the Plains statue at Riverside Park in Wichita. I must have dropped the small brown leather pouch from my jeans pocket while I paused to take a photo of the river. The pouch is the size of a tennis ball, worn, with a frayed drawstring. Inside are coins dating from the 1950s through the 1990s, mostly copper, with a few silver-toned commemoratives. Losing them feels like losing a family memory. I'm hoping someone picked them up and can return them to the site so I can reclaim a small piece of history. Please keep an eye out for anything that looks like a worn leather pouch.
I realized my belts were missing yesterday around 6:15 p.m. after I locked my bike near the Orpheum Theatre in Old Town Wichita. There are two belts: a black leather belt with a brass buckle and a thinner tan belt I wear for dressier outfits. I retraced the brick sidewalks from the riverfront to Market Street, asking a couple shopkeepers, but I didn’t find them. They’re important to me—one has sentimental value and helps me feel put together for interviews. If you spotted them near the Orpheum steps or by the Old Town fountain, please let me know through the site.
Cat, white with dark and light gray patterns all over. Lost around 2nd. Street and Richmond. His name is Micgreager. He's fixed but not chipped. 25.00 dollar reward cause that's all I have. 316 779 6641.
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