All lost and found items in Wichita Falls
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Found sandals near Sikes Senter Mall
I found a pair of sandals on the pavement outside the main entrance of Sikes Senter Mall in Wichita Falls last Friday around 5:15 pm. They’re tan fabric straps, a bit frayed at the toe, and the soles show wear from a few summers chasing after the sun. I tucked them under the bench by the security kiosk and kept an eye on them for a moment, hoping the owner would come back. It always stirs me to think about how much these little belongings mean to someone who wears them daily. If these are yours, please claim via the site.
Found postcards near Kell House Museum
I was out for a sunny stroll in Wichita Falls, Texas, around 3:15 p.m. last Friday when I spotted a stack of postcards on a bench near the Kell House Museum. The cards range from vintage black-and-white scenes to bright travel postcards, with handwritten notes on the backs. I picked them up and tucked them into my bag, hoping the owner would recognize them and claim them. It felt like a small piece of someone’s memory had slipped away, and I’d like to help return it.
Lost power tools near Lucy Park, Wichita Falls
I lost my power tools last Friday at 7:10 pm while I was in the garage on 9th Street, Wichita Falls, near Lucy Park. I must have left them on the workbench during a quick phone call outside. These tools were handed down from my grandfather, and I need them for a weekend repair project, so my heart sank when I realized they were gone. I’ve checked the yard, the carport, and a couple of neighbor porches, but no sign. If you happened to see a standard red toolbox with drills and a sander around the Lucy Park area, I’d be grateful for any information that leads to their return.
Lost wall art near Lucy Park, Wichita Falls
On Thursday around 7:45 PM, I walked into my apartment near 7th Street and realized my wall art had vanished. It’s an 18x24 framed print of the Wichita Falls skyline at dusk, cool blue tones with a pale gold frame. It hung above the couch, a gift from my grandmother years ago. The frame’s corner snagged on the nail, so it’s easy to miss, but the piece holds too many memories to replace. I retraced steps from the kitchen to the hallway, scanned desks at the Parks & Rec building, the library, and the bus stop near Lucy Park, but nothing turned up. If you saw it, please help me bring it home.
Missing sculptures from my Wichita Falls studio.
Late Tuesday around 8:15 p.m., I realized my sculptures were gone from my studio on the 800 block of 9th Street, not far from River Bend Park. The pieces are a bronze figure about 40 inches tall and a plaster dancer study—on simple black plinths. I had them there for a show setup and must have left the door unlatched while I ran to grab a coffee next door. The studio feels empty without them; I keep imagining someone pausing to admire them and then walking off. If you saw them or know where they are, please tell me through the site.
LOST: Dolls near Lucy Park, Wichita Falls
I was at Weeks Park near the playground on Saturday around 3:15 p.m. when I set a tote down for a quick photo and, in a heartbeat, the dolls disappeared. They’re a small cluster of handmade porcelain dolls, about eight inches tall, with pastel dresses and little shoes. They were gifts from my grandmother, and I can't shake the worry that they’re out there somewhere, waiting to be found by someone who loves them. If you’ve seen dolls matching that description around Lucy Park or the library area, please help bring them back to me.
lost USB Drives in Wichita Falls
Hi, I'm Daniel Ramirez. I realized my USB Drives were missing after a workshop outside the Kemp Center for the Arts, as I walked along 6th Street near the MPEC in downtown Wichita Falls, Texas, United States, around 1:45 p.m. last Sunday. They’re stored in a gray neoprene case; one drive has a blue cap and the other a red cap. They contain work files and photos from the conference, which makes this stressful for me. If someone found them, I’d appreciate them returning them to the desk.
Lost: my ties near Sikes Senter Mall, Wichita Falls.
I’m the kind of person who rotates a small set of ties for interviews, and today I lost one. This morning around 8:15, I was at Sikes Senter Mall in Wichita Falls, fiddling with a tie while waiting for a friend near the theater entrance, and I realized one navy striped tie was gone. I retraced my steps from the food court through the main corridor, hoping it had slipped into the folds of my jacket, but it didn’t turn up. Those ties mean more to me than clothes — they’re tied to a job interview and a gift from my grandmother. If someone found them, I’d be grateful to have them back.
Lost Studs in Wichita Falls
I was grabbing a late coffee downtown around 5:45 p.m. yesterday when I realized my stud earrings were missing from my coat pocket. I retraced my steps along the Sikes Lake path by Lucy Park, checking the benches and the fountain area, but the studs weren't there. They’re small gold studs with tiny garnet stones—easy to miss, but meaningful to me. I’m hoping someone who found them will let the site connect me to the finder so I can get them back.
Remote controls lost in Wichita Falls.
I was winding down at 8:15 PM on Friday when I realized my remote controls were missing from my living room near the Sikes Senter. I checked the couch cushions, the coffee table, and the TV stand, then peered behind the sofa and in the hall closet—still nothing. The two remotes—one large gray universal and a smaller black one with a cracked power button—are essential to my evenings; I use them to switch between shows, streaming apps, and the sound system. I’m feeling an anxious mix of frustration and hope someone found them and kept them safe. If you saw them around the Sikes Senter area or in the building lobby, I’d be grateful.
LOST Coins near Lucy Park, Wichita Falls
I realized I dropped a small tin of coins near the north entrance of Lucy Park in Wichita Falls around 4:30 p.m. yesterday while heading home from the grocery store. The tin holds my grandmother's collection—mostly pennies and a few silver dimes from the 1960s—packed into a dented red tin with a faded label. I retraced the river trail, checked under benches, and asked a couple of walkers, but I came up empty. These coins carry memories, and I'd be grateful to have them back with me.
Found passports near Lucy Park, Wichita Falls
I was walking west on 9th Street outside the Wichita Falls Public Library around 3:20 p.m. today when I spotted a black leather folder with several passports peeking out. I picked it up and checked, noticing it had been misplaced by someone traveling soon. I can only imagine the worry of the person who misplaced them—IDs, travel plans, and urgent documents all in one bag. I'm holding onto them safely and posted them here so the owner can claim them through the site. If this belongs to you, please respond here via the site so we can coordinate.
Found: Microwaves near Lucy Park, Wichita Falls
Hi, I’m Carlos Diaz. I found two microwaves in the back parking lot of the MPEC arena after a charity event this morning around 11:00 a.m., near Clifford Street and Lucy Park in Wichita Falls. They’re dusty from sitting in a corner, with one door slightly dented and cords coiled underneath. I checked the area for event staff and called out, but no one claimed them yet. I want to help reunite them with their owner, so I’m posting here in case someone is missing a couple of appliances from the venue. If these are yours, please reach out through the site so we can arrange a proper handoff to the rightful owner.
Found organizers near Lucy Park entrance
I was leaving the river trail by Lucy Park around 4:25 PM when I spotted a bundle of organizers tucked under a bench near the park’s main entrance. The set included several clear plastic organizers, dividers, and a handful of labels—perfect for keeping a project tidy. I picked them up and posted here so the owner can claim them. It felt good to help someone stay organized on a busy evening in Wichita Falls.
Lost sheet music in Wichita Falls
I am Mason Brooks, and I lost my sheet music for tonight's set. I was at the Wichita Falls Public Library around 6:20 PM, in the second-floor study room by the piano practice area, when I realized my sheet music had vanished from my backpack. The folder held a dog-eared edition of a Chopin nocturne and a self-compiled chart for a local gig. I spent the next hour retracing steps through the stacks and near the circulation desk, but it didn't turn up. Those pages are my setlist and my confidence on stage, and I feel a tight knot in my chest without them. If you saw a black folder with red-binding in the vicinity of the library's music corner, please keep an eye out; it's tied to my schedule and means a lot to me.