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On Friday at 6:30 p.m., I realized my wall art had vanished from the living room. It's a square canvas about 24x24 inches, showing a calm Montana forest in a pale cedar frame. I think I left it leaning on the wall near the Kalispell Center Mall on 3rd Avenue after tidying up groceries. The colors—greens and gold—feel like a quiet reminder of Glacier National Park. I'm anxious and missing it; it was a gift from my grandmother, and I keep hoping someone will recognize it and return it, so our living room can feel like home again.
On Saturday around 5:45 p.m., I realized my equipment for various sports wasn't in my bag after leaving Woodland Park's baseball fields near the snack shack. The pile included a dusty tennis racket, a pair of bright orange cleats, shin guards, and a blue gym bag with my initials. I walked back to the bleachers by the main entrance, calling out for it, but the spot was busy with families and kids chasing balls. Losing this gear mattered to me because some pieces were gifts from my coach and I need them for practice this week.
I was walking through downtown Kalispell this afternoon when I found a green tote filled with board games sitting on a bench outside Depot Park, near Main Street. It was about 3:20 p.m. on Saturday, September 14. Inside were several family-style games and dice that looked used but complete. I didn’t see any contact info, so I’m posting this to help the owner get them back. If this belongs to you, please reach out through the site and we’ll arrange a safe handoff.
Hi, I'm Lila Moore. On Saturday at 4:46 PM I found a bundle of dresses behind a bench near the Kalispell Center Mall, tucked by the entrance beside the little ice-cream joint. The fabrics shimmered in the late sun—silk, satin, and soft cotton in pale blues and floral prints—and one pale blue gown had a ribbon tied at the waist. It felt like someone had hurried away with a momentous day in mind, and I could tell these dresses mattered. I left them where I found them with a quiet note and a hopeful eye, thinking the owner might return to claim them soon.
While walking home after a small street performance around 7:15 p.m. Friday, I found a hard-shell guitar case abandoned by Depot Park on Kalispell's Main Street. Inside were two guitars—a sunburst dreadnought with a chipped edge and a smaller travel guitar with a few stickers faded by sun. I checked for any obvious ID and set the case aside in a safe spot, hoping the owner would see this listing and recognize the gear.
I landed at Glacier Park International Airport at 9:45 a.m. yesterday and realized my travel bags never made it to baggage claim. They’re a tall, dark-blue set with a tan leather tag and a green luggage sticker, and inside I packed clothes for a conference, a laptop charger, a small medicine kit, and a worn scarf from back home. The zippers are a bit sticky, and the right-hand bag has a red duct-tape repair on the corner. Being without them in Kalispell feels isolating, and I hope they turned up somewhere in town and someone handed them in to lost-and-found.
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