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At 4:45 p.m. on Wednesday, I realized I had lost my two clutches from the Brice Street cafe table after a quick stop at the Florence County Library. One is a small black leather clutch with a gold clasp; the other is a sparkly silver clutch, both important for a weekend wedding. They are filled with a few sentimental items—my grandmother's photo in one and a bracelet in the other—that I have carried for years. I had left them on the table while I chatted with a friend near the Florence Museum, and when I got back they were gone. It hurts to lose them; they are not just accessories, they are memories I have carried through downtown Florence for years.
I found Avians today, around 3:20 p.m., on a bench outside the Florence County Library by Irby Street. The tote held a cluster of small bird figurines—Avians—carefully arranged as if waiting to be admired. I checked for a note or ID and didn’t see anything, so I brought them inside to keep them safe. They look well-loved but not broken, and I’d be glad to return them to whoever is missing them.
LOST: After a rehearsal at Florence Little Theatre around 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, I realized my sheet music binder was missing from the piano bench. I retraced to Timrod Park, hoping it slid out during a quick walk between acts, but no luck. The pages include my original arrangements and tempo markings I’ve been using for weeks, and I’d be grateful to recover them. If you found a stack of sheet music near the Timrod Park benches or backstage at the Florence Little Theatre, please leave a note here. I’m keeping my fingers crossed for a safe return.
I was wrapping up a small weekend project at my Florence home last Friday around 6:45 p.m. and had my power tools spread out on the garage workbench. I stepped inside for a minute to grab a nail set, and when I came back, they were gone. The drill, circular saw, and their case were missing, with a couple of batteries still on the charger. I retraced my steps along West Palmetto Street toward the Florence Civic Center parking lot, hoping maybe they’d ended up in an unexpected place. Losing them feels frustrating and personal—those tools are part of a project I’ve put a lot into, and I’d be grateful to have them back.
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This afternoon around 4:20 p.m., I was strumming my guitars near the Florence County Library on Dargan Street and must have left them beside a bench. One is a sunburst acoustic with a chipped headstock, the other a black electric with a sticker that reads Open Mic. I walked the block twice and even asked a couple of passersby, but I couldn't find them, and the memory of where I sat keeps escaping me. I'm hoping a kind neighbor or fellow musician found them and tucked them somewhere safe, and that the site will help bring them back.
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