All lost and found items in Dallas / Fort Worth
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Lost: Devices in Dallas–Fort Worth, TX
Last Tuesday around 8:15 PM, I realized my devices were gone after I left a gallery opening near Klyde Warren Park in downtown Dallas. The bag held a silver laptop and a cracked-screen tablet, both essential to my work. I retraced the walkway by the park, checked the benches, and spoke with a security guard at the garage, hoping someone turned them in. Losing them throws a serious wrench into my schedule, and I’m hoping they surface so I can get back to editing and design.
I lost my radios in Dallas–Fort Worth area.
I lost my radios in the Dallas–Fort Worth area tonight around 6:45 PM. I had just parked near White Rock Lake Park after volunteering at a local event and realized they weren't in my tote. I retraced my steps along the lakefront boardwalk and back through the parking lot, but the evening light made it hard to tell where they went. They’re small, black handheld radios with a few stickers on the back, and I rely on them for work and safety during evening shifts. If you found them, please leave a note on the site so I can pick them up tomorrow.
Found wrist watches near Klyde Warren Park, Dallas
While walking home last Saturday around 12:30 PM, I spotted a wrist watch lying on the pavement by the entrance to Klyde Warren Park in Dallas. It’s a sturdy leather-strap watch with a blue dial and a scratched glass face, nothing flashy but unmistakable once you’ve seen it. I picked it up, checked for a name on the back, and tucked it into my jacket to keep it safe until I could figure out what to do. I’m hoping the owner recognizes it and reaches out through the site.
Lost tank accessories near Stockyards, Fort Worth
Saturday at 2:15 p.m., I was wrapping up a small RC tank demo near the Exchange Ave entrance to the Fort Worth Stockyards when I realized my tank accessories were missing from the bag I left on a folding table by the vendor tents. The bag held a turret, spare tracks, and a battery pack—things I use for every weekend meet and hate to lose. I searched the area around the gates, and I’m hoping someone picked them up and left them somewhere safe, because replacing them would slow our next build down. It’s been a rough, frustrating moment, but I’m still hopeful.
Lost driver's license and dog tag
LOST my drivers liscense near 4322 Elm Street. The name on it will say Corey N, (contact this listing if you need the whole name but it will also have two middle names on it so idk how many Corey N. with two middle names are in the world) I have a photo of the drivers liscence to verify its mine but I looked everywhere and could not find it. I also lost a dog tag that says church on it at the same time and has a 31 on the other side. If anyone finds either of these items plz contact me. the address on it is valid/current
LOST: Holiday decorations in Dallas area
I was stringing lights and a wreath on Friday evening when the holiday decorations vanished. I had them resting on the coffee table in my apartment around 7:45 PM last Friday, in the Uptown area near Crescent Court. The box contains a red-and-gold garland, a set of warm-white string lights, and a porcelain Santa that's sentimental from my grandmother. I feel a little empty without them, especially since the lights always brighten my living room during December, and the wreath brings back family memories.
Found xylophones near Music Hall at Fair Park
I found a set of xylophones behind a loading dock near the Music Hall at Fair Park in Dallas this afternoon, around 2:00 p.m. They were dusty but clearly well-loved by a local group, with bright wood bars and four mallets tucked into the top pouch. The case looks sturdy, and I’m pretty sure these belong to a school band or a community group. I’m glad they’re not left out in the rain, and I’d love to help reunite them with their owner through the site.
Lost keyfob for Cynthia Wilbanks
I lost a keyfob Cynthia Wilbanks phone number is 865-323-9776
Found: Breeds booklet near Klyde Warren Park.
Today at 11:22 a.m., I found a binder labeled Breeds on a bench near Klyde Warren Park in downtown Dallas. Inside are several dog-breed profiles, a few folded pages, and a small notebook with sketches of different breeds. It looked like someone was studying for a show or a vet seminar, and I didn’t want to leave it behind, so I tucked it into my bag and posted here to help reunite the owner. Please reach out through the site if this is yours.
Found antique ring on Hibernia St uptown Dallas
Found an antique ring in the rocks on Hibernia St. in uptown Dallas. Please message me with description if you lost a ring in this area!
Lost gold cross necklace with small diamond pendant
Lost a cross necklace in Uptown/West Village/State Thomas area OR in Inwood Village area. The necklace has a simple gold chain and a small diamond cross. Reward offered if found.
Lost: Black metal folding chairs near Klyde Warren Park
Hi, I'm Grace Thompson. I lost a small set of black metal folding chairs I haul to neighborhood events. I last saw them around 7:30 p.m. Friday, near Klyde Warren Park in the Dallas Arts District after we wrapped up a fundraiser. They’re lightweight but sturdy, and one seat has a faint coffee stain from last month's bake sale. These chairs carry memories of my late grandmother’s backyard gatherings and the sense of community I try to keep alive; please keep an eye out if you spot them.
Lost sandals in Dallas, TX
I stepped out of a café near the Dallas Farmers Market around 4:40 PM on Friday and realized my sandals were gone from the bench where I’d been waiting. They’re tan leather with a bright turquoise strap and a cracked sole that I’ve relied on all summer. I remember sitting there with my tote, then walking away with a friend and not noticing them missing until I reached the parking lot. It’s frustrating and a little embarrassing, but I’m hoping someone picked them up for safe keeping. Please reach out through the site if you’ve seen them.
Lost USB drives near Klyde Warren Park, Dallas
I lost my USB drives on Tuesday around 7:45 p.m. after a quick exit from a cafe near Klyde Warren Park in downtown Dallas. They are five small drives tucked into a blue case inside a gray tote, easy to mix up in a crowded evening. The data matters to me—work drafts, a few personal photos, and receipts from a recent trip—and I am worried they may fall into the wrong hands. I retraced the park path, crossing the pedestrian bridge and circling the Pegasus statue, but nothing turned up. If you found them, I hope you will hand them in so I can pick them up where I left them.
Found remote controls near Klyde Warren Park
Hi, I’m Lena Martinez. I found a set of remote controls on a bench by Klyde Warren Park in downtown Dallas this afternoon, around 6:30 PM. They were tucked against the railing between the Arts District promenade and the food trucks, blinking under a streetlamp as people passed. The remotes look like they belong to someone’s living room—several brands, mismatched colors, and a couple with sticky notes. I picked them up and kept them safe here, hoping to help reunite them with their owner through the site.