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I lost my red Ludwig 14x6.5 inch snare drum yesterday around 3pm. I had just left a rehearsal near the Dock Street Theatre and wandered through the City Market area on Market Street in Charleston when I realized it was missing. The shell is cherry red with a glossy lacquer, bright chrome hardware, and a Remo diplomat head, with a small dent near the 2 o'clock position and a silver marker 'PK' on the shell. It means a lot to me—it's the drum I learned on and it has sentimental value; I really need it back. If anyone found it, please drop it off at the City Market Lost & Found or message me here.
I lost my black DEWALT 20V MAX XR cordless drill in a yellow case yesterday around 3pm. I was outside the Charleston Tool & Supply on King Street, near Marion Square, after helping a friend with a shelving project. The case has a dent on the bottom left corner, and my initials 'PP' are written in silver Sharpie on the lid, with a strip of blue painter's tape along the handle. It's my only drill for quick weekend repairs, and I really need it back — if anyone found it, please contact me.
I lost my delicate 18-inch sterling silver necklace with a small sapphire pendant yesterday around 3pm. The chain is thin and polished, with a tiny lobster clasp, and the pendant is a 6mm teardrop sapphire set in a simple bezel. The back of the pendant has a faint initial 'P' engraved and there are a couple micro-scratches along the chain from daily wear. I think I last had it when I stepped out of the Charleston City Market on Meeting Street, near the Market's south entrance. It means a lot to me—it was a gift from my grandmother, and I really need it back.
I lost my navy Nike running jacket this afternoon around 3pm near Waterfront Park on East Bay Street, by the pineapple fountain. It's a Nike Dri-Fit jacket, men's size L, navy with a neon green zipper pull and a small white Nike Swoosh on the chest. There's a tiny snag on the left cuff and inside the left pocket is my name embroidered, 'Priya Patel'. This jacket is my go-to for training and has sentimental value—it really means a lot to get it back.
I lost my 14-year-old son yesterday around 3pm near the Charleston City Market on Market Street. He's wearing a bright red hoodie, blue jeans, and a green backpack with a cartoon fox patch. He's about 5'2", with short brown hair, round black-framed glasses, and a small birthmark on his left wrist. This is really scary for me—he's my only child and he doesn't respond well to crowds, so I'm worried and just want him back safe.
I found a slim, matte-black Harbor & Co. business card this afternoon around 2:15pm on Meeting Street near the Charleston City Market in Charleston, SC. It’s for Elena Rossi, Marketing Manager, with a gold anchor logo and the back embossed with the initials ERV. There’s a faint coffee stain and a tiny crease along the bottom edge, but the contact info is still legible: [email protected] and 843-555-0124. This seems important for someone’s work; I’d love to return it to Elena or the person who lost it. If this sounds like yours, I can meet near Market Street or East Bay Street for a quick handoff in Charleston, SC.
I found a pair of blue Nike swim shorts, men's size M, this afternoon around 2:15pm. They’re a bright cobalt blue with an orange drawstring and a small white Nike swoosh on the left leg. There’s a tiny gray anchor patch near the right hem as a unique identifying feature. I spotted them near the City Market on Market Street, Charleston, just a few steps from Waterfront Park; they’re in good shape with only light wear. If these look like yours, drop a note here in the app so we can arrange a quick meetup and return them to you.
Found an ID card this morning around 7:20am in the parking lot behind the Charleston City Market on Meeting Street. It's a rectangular plastic card with a photo on the left and a navy blazer in the image, on a light blue lanyard with a small metallic clip. There's a tiny coffee stain on the lower right corner and a faint scratch along the edge; the name reads 'Alex Kim' with the title 'IT Support' and a logo I can't quite place. I know how stressful it is to lose a badge, so I’m hoping to help bring it back to its owner—if you recognize the name or the logo, drop me a note here.
Found this framed abstract watercolor painting this afternoon around 2:15 pm outside the Charleston City Market on Meeting Street, right by the entrance arch. It's a 12x16 inch piece in a light oak frame with a small dent on the bottom edge. The painting features teal and gold swirls on a creamy background, with a splash of cobalt blue near the top. On the back there's a sticker from a local studio called 'Coast & Canvas — Charleston' and the artist's initials 'JL' penciled in the corner of the matting. I know losing something like this can be really upsetting, so if this is yours, please DM with a description of the back label or those initials. Happy to coordinate a safe pickup near Waterfront Park.
I was walking along Market Street by the City Market entrance this afternoon around 3:15pm when I spotted a small guinea pig wandering near the curb. It's brown and white, with a fluffy coat about the size of a large hamster, and one ear is a little crumpled. It didn't have a collar and I couldn't find a microchip after a quick check. There's a tiny white spot on its left hind foot that should help the owner recognize it. I'm relieved to have caught it and kept it safe while we try to reunite it with its person in Charleston. If this sounds like your pet, reply with its name, color details, or microchip ID if you know it.