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I was wrapping up a late practice on Friday, May 9, around 8:15 PM, when the drum kit didn't appear where I left it by the Lewiston Riverfront Park. The cymbals glint under the streetlights, and the snare bag has the initials J.A. on faded tape. I carried it all the way from the warehouse off 2nd Street and assumed I'd be back before the crowd cleared, but it was gone by the time I turned onto 6th Street. I’m hoping someone who knows these drums recognizes them and will return them to their rightful owner—the band misses them more than I thought possible.
On Monday around 6:40 p.m., I found a handheld game console lying on a bench at the riverfront in Lewiston, near the Lewiston-Clarkston Bridge. The device was in a scuffed black case, the screen smeared with fingerprints, and a charger tangled with a small receipt from a cafe nearby. I asked a couple of walkers and checked the bench and nearby trash can, but no sign of an owner appeared. It felt like a small window into someone’s night—sadly left behind—and I’d love to help reunite it with its owner through the site if you’ve been looking for it.
LOST: This afternoon around 2:40 PM I left my Work Cases on the Lewis-Clark State College campus quad near the clock tower after a quick meeting. I walked to the campus library and tried to recollect my steps, but the wind picked up and I felt empty-handed. I keep imagining someone handing them in at the security desk, and I’m praying they’re still nearby. Those cases hold a lot of notes and documents; I could really use them back today.
I lost my coins last Friday around 7:20 PM while strolling along the Snake River Levee Trail by Riverfront Park in Lewiston. A breeze flipped my pocket and a small tin with coins spilled out. Inside are keepsakes from my grandfather—pennies from his era and a couple of travel commemoratives. They’re precious to me because they connect me to family stories and this Idaho home we’ve shared for years. If you found a tin on the ground near Riverfront Park or the 5th Street bridge, please hold onto it.
I found a bundle of DVDs lying on the sidewalk outside Lewiston City Library around 6:30 pm today. The cases are in good condition, with a mix of classic films and newer releases. One cover has a sticker with a partial name I could not read clearly, but none of the discs appear damaged. I left them where I found them in case the owner passes by soon.
I was on Lewiston's Main Street around 7:15 PM last Friday after a long shift, and I must have left my two toasters on the kitchen counter at my apartment on 3rd Street. The building’s hallways were quiet and I’d just got back from a quick stop at the Nez Perce County Courthouse, so the moment I realized they were gone I started to worry about weekend breakfasts. They’re plain, older models—not fancy—but I’d really like them back. If found, please let the site know so I can arrange pickup through the proper channels.
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