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Hi, I’m Mason Reed. I found a litter of kittens this morning around 8:20 a.m. near Prairie Dog State Park’s entrance in northwest Kansas. They were meowing by the roadside, tucked under a bush, clearly hungry and a little scared. I brought them to safety on my porch, kept them warm, and checked for any signs of a mother nearby, but I couldn’t find one. I’d like to reunite them with their owner or help them find a good home. If these kittens belong to you or you know someone missing a litter, please let the site know.
I was walking the gravel path by Colby City Park around 7:15 p.m. on Friday when I spotted a weathered guitar case tucked behind a fence along the bike trail. Inside were two acoustic guitars, one sunburst and one natural wood, plus a frayed strap and a faded gig bag. They looked well-used but cared for, and I knew I had to do the right thing and bring them here so the owner could find them. I can only imagine what a shock it is to lose instruments you rely on, and I hope this helps reunite you with your guitars soon.
I lost my sheet music folder in Northwest Kansas around 2:00 p.m. Sunday at the community center by Main Street. It contains pieces I’ve been rehearsing for a small local gig and a few markings from my mentor. I retraced my steps to the library steps and the sidewalk outside the center, but it wasn’t there. If someone found it, please hand it in to the lost-and-found so I can pick it up and keep playing.
Thursday at 6:20 pm, I found a backpack sitting on a bench near the Fort Hays State University campus in Northwest KS. Inside were several devices—a laptop, a phone, a charger, and earbuds. I felt a rush of responsibility and relief thinking someone out there might be panicking over their gear. I picked it up, kept everything together, and brought it to campus security, hoping the owner will claim it soon. If you’re missing devices, I hope you see this and know someone cared enough to hold onto them for you.
On Tuesday around 4:30 p.m., I was browsing the Oakley Main Street Market when I realized my paperback 'Wild and Domestic' was missing from my tote. I hurried back through the aisles, past the grain elevator and the old soda shop, hoping to spot it on a shelf or a chair, but it was gone. The book is a gift from my grandmother, and it’s become a small source of comfort during long harvest season in this part of Kansas. If it turns up, I’ll swing by to pick it up and share a cup of thanks with whoever found it.
I was tidying up the Goodland Community Center foyer around 7:20 PM last Friday after the Christmas festival, and a tote tucked behind a chair caught my attention. Inside were holiday decorations: string lights, garlands, and a wreath with a bright red ribbon. I felt a mix of curiosity and relief—these looked like something a neighbor had been planning to display for a family gathering. I brought the tote to the front desk and posted it here, hoping the owner will recognize the keepsakes and claim them through the site. Sometimes small things like these carry a lot of memories, and I’m glad to help reunite them.
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