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Lost at Powers Island Parking Lot 09/08/26 6-9pm - hDrop arm wearable device, measures my health input while I ride my bicycle. Black band, white square device, hDrop logo on device.
This morning around 9:20 a.m., after a rushed coffee run, I realized my charcoal-gray pants weren't in my bag. I had them on earlier while grabbing a bus by the Five Points MARTA station, and I remember taking them off in the fitting room at Lenox Square Mall before a quick walk along Edgewood Avenue. I've retraced the route along Decatur Street and the nearby park area, but the pants stayed hidden. It's frustrating because they were my go-to pair for meetings and I could really use them back. If anyone spotted a stray pair in the area, please keep an eye out.
FOUND: I’m Maya Collins. I found two xylophones this morning around 9:30 a.m. near Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta, left behind on a bench by the fountain on Courtland Street. They’re wooden with painted keys, strapped in a blue nylon case with a sticker that reads 'Atlanta School of Music.' I didn’t want to move them far, so I stood by the park entrance and checked with passersby, but no owner appeared. I’ve put them here in case the owner sees this and can identify them by the case and the sticker.
I was hanging up holiday decorations on the balcony after dinner around 9:15 p.m. last Friday when I noticed the boxes were gone from the hallway closet outside my apartment near Centennial Olympic Park. The decorations include a hand-painted glass ornament from my grandmother, a set of brass bells, and string lights that spell out 'JOY'. They carry a lot of memory and cheer from last year's Christmases. Without them, the living room feels bare. If anyone saw them, I’d be grateful for any help.
I hosted a casual game night at Piedmont Park, near the main entrance on 10th Street, and I think I left my box of board games behind after we packed up around 7:30 p.m. last Friday. The box included Settlers of Catan and Ticket to Ride, plus a few family favorites. I have retraced steps, but I haven’t turned them up yet, and I’m worried they might be gone for good. If you found this box, please respond through the site; I would be grateful to have them back.
I was finishing a street performance at 3:15 p.m. on Saturday near Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta when I realized my two violins were missing from their case on the bench. The weather was mild, with a soft breeze and a few onlookers clapping as I packed up. These violins matter to me beyond their value; they carry years of practice and memories from every recital. If you saw a violin case or someone carrying two violins around that area, please get in touch—I'm holding out hope they were misplaced rather than stolen.
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