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Hi, I’m Dylan Hayes. I lost my Handheld and Console this morning around 9:15 AM in downtown Hickory, near the Harper House and the Hickory Museum of Art on 2nd Avenue. The handheld has a blue case, and the console is in a black carry bag with a blue stripe. I retraced the Riverwalk and walked across Main Avenue, hoping to spot a glint of plastic by the Catawba River, but nothing yet. If you found them, please leave a note on this listing so I can grab them when I return to town.
I lost my two flutes last Friday around 6:30 PM in Hickory, near the Catawba Meadows Park greenway. The set includes a silver concert flute with a few scratches and a black case with a red lining; both hold years of practice and performances. I’ve retraced steps through the park and along the nearby sidewalks, but nothing yet. These instruments mean everything to me, and I’m hoping a kind passerby picked them up and can help get them home.
I woke up around 6:15 a.m. and found my two puppies missing from the yard behind the Hickory Mall on 4th Street in Hickory, North Carolina. They’re about eight weeks old, one brown and white with a white blaze, the other golden with floppy ears. I’ve been driving the neighborhood, calling their names and asking shop owners near the mall to keep an eye out, but I haven’t seen them. They’re friendly but curious, and I’m terrified they’ll wander into traffic. If you’ve seen them, please keep an eye out and I’ll come right away.
I’m Sophia Bennett. I lost my kittens around 7:15 p.m. yesterday near Oak Street Park behind the Salvation Army in downtown Hickory. They’re two tiny furballs, one gray tabby with a white bib and the other calico with green eyes. They slipped from a carrier when I opened the back door of the apartment, and I’ve been calling for them ever since. They’re more than pets to me—my kids are away at college and these kittens are a little family, a source of light after a long day. If you saw little paws around the Oak Street area, please help them find their way home.
Hi, I'm Avery Collins. I misplaced my son's toy train while we were walking the Hickory-Lenoir Rail Trail last Friday around 6:10 p.m. The little red engine with a brass funnel and a blue-painted coal car slipped from his pocket as we passed the old depot near downtown Hickory. It was a birthday gift from his grandfather and means a lot to him; losing it left him quietly glum at dinner. If someone tucked it into a pocket or found it on the trail, I’d be grateful to hear it’s been found.
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.
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