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I lost my navy Nike hoodie yesterday around 5pm near Waterfront Park by the Pineapple Fountain on East Bay Street in Charleston, SC. It's a size L fleece hoodie, navy blue with a neon lime zipper pull and a tiny pineapple patch on the left sleeve, plus a coffee stain on the hem. It's my go-to layer in chilly weather, and it has sentimental value because it was a gift from my sister. If anyone found it, I'd really appreciate getting it back—it's hard to replace, especially when I'm walking the sidewalks along King Street.
I lost my black Korg microKORG synthesizer yesterday around 3pm. It was in a black padded carrying case with a red zipper pull; the 37-key keyboard is a bit sun-faded but still plays fine, with a few cosmetic scratches and a slight dent on the top edge of the case. I last saw it near the Charleston Music Hall on King Street, by the crosswalk toward Cannon Street. There's a white NOVA sticker on the back and a dragon sticker under the case lid—easy to spot if you find it. This synth is my main instrument and holds a lot of sentimental value; I really need it back.
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 found a JBL Charge 4 Bluetooth speaker this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the Charleston City Market on Market Street, near the Waterfront Park entrance. It's charcoal gray, about the size of a palm, with a few scratches along the edges. The JBL logo is bright orange, and there's a small dent on the top-left corner plus a dog paw print sticker on the bottom. It still powers on and pairs with my phone, and there's a USB-C port visible on the side. If this belongs to you, I really want to help get it back – I know how important a good speaker can be after a long day downtown.
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.
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