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Last Friday night, around 11:15 p.m., I left the open mic at the Georgia Theatre on Lumpkin Street and must have dropped my CDs somewhere along the way. I retraced my steps toward my car, but the small black CD case never turned up. Inside are a mix of indie rock and a few rare live tracks I’ve been collecting since college. The case is a bit worn, with a faded red sticker on the cover. They mean a lot to me, not just for the music but for memories of friends and late-night jam sessions. If you happened to see them around the downtown Athens area, please keep an eye out.
I’m Maya Chen. I found this sheet music today around 11:20 a.m. on the steps outside the Tate Student Center on the University of Georgia campus, where College Avenue meets the Arch. The spine is worn, the pages flutter in the breeze, and there are pencil markings in the margins. It looks used, perhaps by a student chorus or a local pianist practicing in the quad. It felt like a small sign of someone’s practice and hope. I’m posting here in case the owner sees it.
I found what I'm pretty sure of... a GA Tag/lisense plate, whatever...with year sticker good through 2027 that may have fallen off of a motorcycle with Clarke county on it because it's a small tag still on the mounting bracket which is in mint condition, new one not needed. The screws holding it on to the motorcycle should've been with lock nuts like the The plate screws are. $1,000,000,000.00 finders fee, required. Kidding of course!!! Email me at [email protected] and tell me the tag number and leave phone number. Lost I'd say around June 22nd or 23rd, found near my driveway next to road
I lost a pair of brooches in Athens, GA. I was at 2:45 p.m. on Friday near the UGA Arch on North Campus Road, chatting with a friend when I blinked and they disappeared. The one brooch belonged to my grandmother, and the other matches it in style—a delicate silver leaf with tiny blue stones. They’re not just jewelry; they’re a link to memories of Sunday markets and old photos by the river. If someone stumbles upon them, please keep them safe until I can be reunited with them.
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Ring found in parking lot near Athens Target. Closer to old Michael’s/ Joann’s building.
I found a brown leather folder with travel visas peeking out on a bench outside the UGA Arch on Lumpkin Street, around 7:15 p.m. on Friday. A few stamps and a name were visible, folded papers wedged between receipts. I tucked the folder under my arm and headed to the campus lost-and-found, hoping the owner would see this post. It felt unexpectedly hopeful to reunite someone with such important documents after a long week of lectures and coffee spills. If these items sound familiar, please check with the campus lost-and-found desk near the student center.
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