All lost and found items in Battle Creek
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Lost: Gym Clothes in Battle Creek
I lost my gym clothes around 6:40 p.m. Tuesday at the Battle Creek YMCA locker room. I retraced my steps through the locker hall, past the pool, and out toward the front entrance, but the blue shorts and gray hoodie with a red logo were gone. It’s frustrating—laundry day starts early and I need those outfits to stay on schedule for practice. If you found them, please check this listing and help reunite me with my stuff.
Lost: Memory Cards in Battle Creek, Michigan
On Saturday around 2:30 p.m., I was at Clock Tower Plaza in downtown Battle Creek, Michigan, when I realized my memory cards were missing from their pouch. The pouch is a small black zip case with a silver zipper and a faint scratch along the front. The cards hold work from recent shoots for a client, and losing them is a major setback. If you found them, please keep an eye out for my name in the site’s lost-and-found and let me know what you’ve heard.
Found hats in Battle Creek, Michigan
I was walking along West Michigan Ave near the Battle Creek Farmers Market this morning around 9:40 AM when I spotted a small pile of hats sitting unattended on the sidewalk. There are three hats: a black baseball cap with a white logo, a red knit beanie, and a gray sun hat. I couldn't tell who they belonged to, so I picked them up and carried them as I continued my walk, hoping the owner would see them and realize they’re safe. If the owner sees this, I’m glad to help reunite them with their items.
Lost: Equipment for Various Sports
Late yesterday afternoon, around 5:45 PM, I realized my equipment for various sports had vanished from the bench where I was cooling down after practice at Kellogg Arena in Battle Creek. The bag held a basketball, a set of shin guards, and a dusty pair of cleats—all the basics I rely on for weekend scrimmages. I felt a knot in my stomach imagining someone else discovering it and assuming it’s theirs. With games coming up soon, I’m hoping for a quick reunion; I’ve posted this in case the finder recognizes the gear and returns it to its owner.
Lost hamsters near Battle Creek Amtrak Station
I was tidying the living room at 7:45 PM yesterday when my hamsters slipped out of their cage and vanished behind the sofa. I chased them into the hallway, but they darted under the radiator and disappeared. One is a cream-colored Syrian with a tiny white patch; the other is a darker gray with a peach belly, and both are quick and fearless with whiskers twitching. My kids are anxious and keep asking where they are, and I’m worried they’ll wander farther or get scared outside.
Lost: brooches in Battle Creek.
I lost three small brooches that belonged to my grandmother while I was at the Battle Creek Farmers Market on Michigan Ave, around 5:40 PM last Friday. They’re vintage pieces with floral enamel: a blue forget-me-not, a pink rose, and a tiny green leaf, all on plain brass backs. They hold a lot of family memories, and I’m heartbroken at the thought of them being gone. If you found anything fitting this description near the Kingman Museum side entrance or around Monument Park, please help me get them back.
Lost kittens near Milham Park, Battle Creek
I lost my two kittens tonight around 7:50 pm near Milham Park in Battle Creek. One is an orange tabby with white paws, the other a gray tabby with a white chest. They slipped out of the open back door while I was tidying the porch, and I’m worried about them wandering the park trails as dusk settles. I’ve been calling their names and shaking a treat pouch, but I haven’t seen them. If you spot them, please let me know through this listing.
LOST: Synthesizers in Battle Creek
Hi, I’m Alex Turner. I lost my set of synthesizers after a gig near the Kellogg Arena in Battle Creek around 9:15 p.m. last Friday, leaving them in a black rolling case against my silver SUV in Lot C while I ran back to grab a backup cable. The gear includes two rack-mounted synth modules and a small MIDI controller in a gray sleeve. It’s a sinking feeling to realize they’re gone, since those sounds are my livelihood for next week’s shows.
Lost: Document Holders near Kellogg Arena
Hi, I'm Samuel Brooks. I left two clear plastic document holders with blue accents after a volunteer briefing. Around 6:15 p.m. on Tuesday, I realized they were missing as I walked out of Kellogg Arena toward the parking lot. They hold important copies of my grandmother's medical forms and a binder full of receipts from a community fundraiser. They’re not valuable in price, but they’re priceless to me, and losing them has felt like losing a memory.
Lost: Toy train set near downtown Battle Creek.
Friday around 6:45 p.m., I was walking from the Battle Creek Farmers Market along West Michigan Avenue when my toy train set slipped from my tote. It’s a small green locomotive with a red caboose, a gift from my grandma that still makes me smile. I retraced to the benches near the Battle Creek Public Library on Capital Avenue, but it wasn’t there. It’s a silly thing to worry about, but it matters to me a lot, and I’m hoping it turns up with someone honest.
Lost driver's license near Kellogg Arena
Tuesday at about 2:45 p.m., I was walking along the Battle Creek Riverwalk by the Kellogg Arena when I realized my driver's license was missing from my wallet. It's a Michigan license, with my photo and the name Brandon A. Smith printed on it. I'm anxious about identity misuse, and I’m hoping someone found it and dropped it off at the arena information desk or nearby shops. If you found something that matches, please let me know through the site so I can retrieve it safely.
Lost stamps in Battle Creek
On Saturday around 6:20 p.m., I was at the Battle Creek Public Library on West Michigan Avenue, sorting through a small leather album of stamps when I stepped away for a moment to grab a pen. When I turned back, the album with my grandfather’s stamps had vanished from the table near the library’s cafe. The stamps include several rare precancels from the 1950s, and they’re priceless to me for family reasons. I’m hopeful they’ll be found and returned to their place in the album, so the collection can stay whole.
Lost postcards near Kingman Museum, Battle Creek.
Hi, I’m Marcus Bennett. I collect postcards from every road trip, and Battle Creek is no exception. I was at the Kingman Museum plaza on West Michigan Avenue around 3:15 p.m. last Saturday, taking photos and jotting notes in my backpack. I set a stack of postcards down on a bench while I checked my camera, and when I stood up they were gone. The stack includes old-school greetings from Michigan towns and a few modern cards I picked up along the way. They mean a lot to me, and I’d be grateful to have them back with all the little notes tucked inside.
Lost: Organizers near Battle Creek Public Library
I was leaving a late volunteer session at the Battle Creek Public Library on West Michigan Avenue around 8:15 p.m. when I realized my organizers were missing from my tote bag. They’re simple black fabric organizers with Velcro pockets that I use for weekly craft meetups; losing them feels like losing a piece of my schedule. I retraced the library lobby and the sidewalks along Main Street, but they’re gone. If you’ve seen them around the library or along West Michigan Avenue, please help me get them back.
Found sheet music near Battle Creek Library
While I was leaving the Battle Creek Public Library on Van Buren Street this afternoon around 4:45, I found a sheet music folder sitting on a bench. The folder contains several pieces, pencil markings, and a sticker that reads 'Band Practice' on the cover. It’s obviously not mine, and it looked like it had been there a while. I turned it in at the library’s lost-and-found, hoping the owner will see this post and recognize it.