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Lost travel visas. I last had them at approximately 6:40 p.m. yesterday outside the Yakima County Courthouse on West Yakima Ave. They were inside a blue folder tucked into my backpack. I paused at a cafe booth nearby, then stepped away for a moment and when I returned they were gone. These visas are essential for my upcoming appointment and trip, and I am anxious about the consequences of losing them. If someone found them, please reach out through the site so we can arrange a safe handoff. I am grateful for any help this community can provide.
I was walking back to my car Saturday around 2:45 p.m., when I spotted several sculptures lying on the grass near the Yakima Riverfront Park fountain. They looked like a small, mismatched collection—rusty metal curves, a couple of smooth polished pieces, all with a shared patina and a sticker from a local gallery on one. I slid them into my tote and kept them safe, hoping to reunite them with their owner. I asked around the park, but no one claimed them, and the owner hasn't come forward. They clearly belong together and deserve a proper home.
I realized at 7:15 PM last Friday that my Toasters were missing from the kitchen in my apartment near the Yakima SunDome. I had been juggling chores after a long shift, and those two small appliances were part of my morning ritual—quietly turning bread into something warm to start the day. I walked the living room and hallway, retracing steps from the afternoon, hoping they were tucked away somewhere obvious. The missing pair feels like a small daily ritual betrayed, and I keep picturing them sitting on a coworker's counter or under a café table. I’m holding out hope they’ll turn up somewhere around downtown Yakima.
I realized I lost my two heirloom brooches somewhere along Yakima Avenue after leaving the Yakima Riverwalk around 6:50 pm. They’re silver with turquoise stones and mean a lot to me; I wore them at my sister's wedding last spring. I’m hopeful someone picked them up and kept them safe, because these pieces carry family memories. Thank you to anyone who might have seen them near downtown Yakima.
Hi, I’m Sam Parker. I found a stack of CDs on the sidewalk outside Yakima Riverfront Park, near the Locust Street Bridge, around 2:45 p.m. today. They’re a mix of rock and indie titles, all in a dented black case with a note tucked inside. I kept them safe on a bench while I looked around the area to see if anyone was missing something obvious. If you’re the owner, describe a few titles or distinctive stickers and I’ll figure out how to get them back to you.
Hi, I’m Liam Bennett. I think I dropped my student ID somewhere around the Yakima Transit Center on West Yakima Avenue after my Yakima Valley College class around 6:45 p.m. I had stopped for a quick coffee on 2nd Street and must have set it down on a chair or counter. The ID is on a red lanyard and has my name on it from YVC. It’s a headache to replace, so I’m trying to find it before finals week. If you found it, please check around the Transit Center and Riverfront Park.
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