All lost and found items in Kirksville
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Lost sandals in Kirksville, Missouri.
I realized my sandals were missing on Tuesday around 6:15 PM after a quick study session at the Truman State University Library. I was on the brick sidewalks near the campus quad when I noticed they weren’t on my feet. The pair are simple brown leather thong sandals—well-worn and loved, a gift from my grandmother that always reminds me of summer. I retraced my steps toward the Rotary Park and around the library entrance, but the sandals didn’t show up. If anyone found them near the campus fountain or the library steps, please think of me and let the site know so we can reunite them with their owner.
Lost hoops outside Truman State, Kirksville
I lost my hoops last Friday around 5:30 p.m., right outside Truman State University’s Student Union Building, by the circular fountain on Normal Avenue in Kirksville, Missouri. They’re a simple pair of silver hoops, one with a tiny star charm. I had them on during a campus interview and walked the quad from the library toward the parking deck, turning my steps into memory. Losing them while chasing a busy evening on campus has me feeling both silly and anxious, like a small piece of college days is drifting away.
Lost gym clothes near Truman State University.
Early this morning, around 7:50 a.m., I was at the Truman State University gym in Kirksville and realized my gym clothes had vanished from my locker. The bag held a red hoodie, black leggings, and a water bottle with a chipped sticker from my old high school. I felt a jolt of panic—my workouts mean a lot to me, and I’m already behind on schedule. If anyone happened to spot a stray gym bag by the campus gym or along Normal Ave, please steer it back toward the front desk so I can pick it up safely.
Lost guitars after rehearsal near Kirksville Library
I lost my guitars after our short rehearsal outside the Kirksville Public Library on Main Street, around 4:15 p.m. Sunday. One is a sunburst electric with a frayed red strap, the other a small natural acoustic that fits in a soft black case. I set them on the ground near a bench while I hurried to fix a loose wire and check a chord chart, and then a gust of wind knocked a flyer from my hand and I looked back to find them gone. They mean a lot to me -- they're tied to late-night practice sessions with friends and the sound of our campus at dusk. If anyone has seen them, I would appreciate any info that helps return them.
Lost dresses in Kirksville downtown
I was in Kirksville last Friday around 7:30 PM, helping at a charity setup near the Town Square when my dresses were left in a garment bag in the dressing room of the Kirksville Arts Center. By the time I got back, the room had been cleaned and the dresses were gone. I retraced the brick path along the courthouse and across to the Kirksville Plaza, but they didn’t turn up. They’re two dresses, one navy and one cream, both delicate and needed for a friend's wedding.
Lost Breeds folder near Truman State University
I was leaving Truman State University around 6:15 p.m. yesterday after a study session when I noticed my folder labeled 'Breeds' was gone from my backpack. Inside are notes and photos about dog breeds I’m researching for a project, a mix of care tips and breed profiles that matter to me. It’s a small thing, but it holds months of work and a few personal sketches, and it’s easy to replace some pages but not the memory attached to them. If anyone found it, I’d appreciate someone returning it to the campus area near the library steps.
Found appliances near Kirksville, MO
I found someone else’s appliances today near the Kirksville Municipal Building, on the east side of the courthouse square, around 9:30 this morning. The pile included a dusty microwave, a coffee maker, and a small toaster, all plugged in and waiting to be claimed. They looked out of place in the alley, but in decent shape, and I didn’t want them to get damaged. I brought them to the site in case their owner recognizes them before someone else takes them home.
Lost Holiday Decorations in Kirksville
Last Friday at 8:45 p.m. I realized my Holiday Decorations were missing from the hallway by my apartment near Truman State University after we wrapped up a family gathering. I’d been taking them down and packing them away near the Rotary Park gazebo on North Baltimore Street when they vanished. The collection includes a string of warm-white lights and a red-and-green garland, both tied to this year’s memories. This means a lot to me, especially during the holidays, and I’m hoping they turn up so I can carry the cheer back into our home.
LOST: Passports in Kirksville
LOST: I realized my passports were missing around 9:30 a.m. Tuesday outside the Truman State University campus bookstore in Kirksville, Missouri. I had just picked up a coffee and tucked the passport holder into my bag after paying at the counter. I retraced steps across the quad, past the library and the courthouse square, but they were nowhere to be found. Those documents are crucial for an upcoming trip, and the moment is stressful. The blue leather cover is plain, and inside are my two passports with a few travel notes tucked into the sleeve.
Lost radios near Kirksville downtown, Missouri
I lost radios this morning around 8:50 a.m. after a class on Truman State University's campus in Kirksville. I left a small gray carrying case with two handheld radios and extra batteries on a bench outside the Kirksville Community Center, near the gym entrance. Those radios are essential for coordinating our volunteer crew during weekend events, and not having them throws off our whole plan. If you spotted a gray case on the bench by the community center or anywhere near the courthouse square, please hold onto them.
lost CDs in Kirksville, MO
I lost CDs in Kirksville, MO yesterday around 1:30 pm. I was headed back from a study session at Truman State University and realized my CD binder was missing from my backpack. The collection includes some rare indie pressings and a few personal recordings from my late aunt, which makes them irreplaceable to me. I retraced from Market Street downtown to the campus library steps, then over near Thousand Hills State Park, but nothing turned up. Any help would be appreciated.
lost driver's license in Kirksville, MO
I was finishing a late study session on the Truman State University campus last Tuesday around 5:45 p.m., and I must have left my driver's license on a table in the Student Union Building. It’s the standard plastic card with my photo and address, and losing it has me anxious about identity stuff and the extra forms I’ll need to sort. I retraced my steps across the campus quad and by the library, but the card hasn't surfaced yet. If someone picked it up, please let me know through the site so I can get a replacement sorted.
Lost blue plush dinosaur with orange belly
I lost my son's blue plush dinosaur yesterday around 3pm near the Kirksville Public Library on Main Street, outside the café by the entrance. It’s about 12 inches tall, soft fleece, blue body with an orange belly, and a tiny green patch sewn onto its left foot. There’s a small tear at the tail tip and a white star on the orange belly that helps identify it. This toy is his favorite comfort item and was a gift from his grandmother, so we’d really appreciate getting it back if someone found it.
Charcoal gray Nike hoodie with neon green drawstrings
I was wearing a charcoal gray Nike hoodie, size Large, when I left the campus pizza place and headed toward the Hy-Vee parking lot on Baltimore Street yesterday around 3pm. It's a soft fleece with a slightly faded Nike swoosh on the chest, and the neon green drawstrings are a little frayed from daily wear. Inside, there's a small coffee stain near the inner pocket and a tiny tear near the right cuff. It means a lot to me—it's a gift from my sister and it helps me feel like she's with me when I study late at Truman State University; I really need it back. If anyone found it, please reach out; I’d be grateful to get it back.
Navy Samsonite suitcase with red zipper
I found a navy blue Samsonite suitcase this afternoon around 3:45pm in the Walmart parking lot on S Baltimore St in Kirksville. It's a medium-to-large hard-shell bag with a few scuffs on the corners and a bright red zipper pull that's easy to spot. There’s a blue luggage tag hanging from the handle that says 'Traveler' in white, plus a camping-store sticker on the inside lid. I opened it quickly to check for a name tag but didn't see contact info. If this is yours, message me here and we can arrange a safe handoff. I know how stressful travel can be, and I’d be glad to help reunite you with your bag.