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Last Saturday around 4:15 p.m., I was strolling along Main Street in downtown Hickory when my brooches slipped from my sweater and vanished somewhere near the courthouse. They’re small but meaningful—one is a crescent moon set with pale blue stones, the other a delicate flower pin I’ve worn for years, gifts that remind me of my grandmother. The bustle of shoppers felt like a wind I couldn’t fight, and I’ve been worried ever since. I’m hoping someone found them and tucked them away somewhere safe.
Hi there, I'm Maria Lopez. I lost my passport last Friday around 4:15 PM somewhere in downtown Hickory, near the courthouse square at Main Avenue and 2nd Street. I was at a coffee shop on Main when I realized I didn't have it after paying the bill; I must have left it in the chair. The passport is a standard US passport in my name, Maria Lopez, with a light-blue cover and a travel sticker. I’m anxious about travel plans and the potential trouble of replacing it, so I’m hoping it’s found and returned to the city’s lost-and-found. It would mean the world to me.
On Sunday around 6:30 pm, I realized my bag with equipment for various sports was missing from the trunk outside Valley Hills Mall in Hickory. Inside were gear for soccer, basketball, and tennis—enough to fill a gym bag, with a bright red sleeve sticking out. I’d paused to grab a snack near the mall entrance, and I must have left it on a bench in the parking lot. If it shows up anywhere in this area, I’d be incredibly relieved to have it back for the kids’ practices this week.
I lost my sheet music for a piano recital last Friday around 5:15 PM near the Hickory Public Library on Main Street. The binder with the blue cover carries my grandmother's pencil notes and a stubborn tempo marking. The library's chatter and the wind outside felt like a small, cruel reminder that the music was no longer in my bag. I’m hoping someone turned it in or kept it safe because that music holds a lot of practice and memory.
Yesterday around 5:40 pm, I was walking outside the Lenoir-Rhyne University Student Center in Hickory and spotted a student ID card lying on the brick path near the quad. The photo shows a student, and the name and major are visible on the card. I kept it safely in my pocket for a moment while I looked around, hoping to spot someone who might claim it. It’s clearly important to the student, and I hope it finds its way back to them. If this sounds like yours, please check the listing and reach out through the site.
I lost my CDs after leaving Main Street Coffee in downtown Hickory around 9:15 PM on Friday. I had tucked a blue jewel-case binder into my tote as I walked back toward the lampposts along Main Street. The collection is a mix of indie and old folk records I can't replace, and it holds a few live recordings from recent local shows. Those discs mean a lot to me; they accompanied countless study nights and long drives through Hickory. I’m hoping someone who found them did the right thing and turned them in somewhere safe.
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