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I’m hoping someone found my black Novation MiniNova synthesizer. It’s a compact 25-key keyboard with a brushed aluminum front panel and a red sticker with my initials 'AR' on the top edge. I last saw it yesterday around 3pm in the parking lot behind the Music Exchange on 2nd Street NE, near the county courthouse in downtown Hickory. It’s more than just gear—it’s how I write and perform, and it has real sentimental value. If you found it, please reach out through the app; the power adapter and a small cloth bag were inside the case, and I’d be forever grateful.
I lost my black Coach handbag yesterday around 3:15pm near the Starbucks on 4th Street NW in downtown Hickory. It's a medium-sized pebbled leather bag with gold-tone hardware and a small Coach emblem on the front. The interior lining is tan with a leopard print pattern, and there's a tiny zip pouch attached inside. Inside I kept my ID and a small photo of my grandmother, so this bag is truly sentimental to me. A coffee stain decorates the bottom corner, and the zipper pull has initials 'PP' engraved—two features that should help you spot it. If anyone finds it, I’d really appreciate getting it back.
I lost my dark walnut coffee table yesterday afternoon around 3:30pm. It’s a 4-foot rectangular piece with a warm walnut finish, one shallow drawer with tiny brass pulls, and a small dent on the front left corner. There’s a faint carved initial 'RW' on the underside and a faded sticker from a local boutique 'Rust & Oak' that used to be there. It was last seen in my living room in Hickory, near the Main Street Coffee Co. on Main Ave, before I left for errands. It has sentimental value; it was a gift from my grandfather, and I really need it back.
I lost my brown Coach wallet yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on 4th Street in downtown Hickory. It's a compact bi-fold, full-grain leather in chestnut brown with a small scuff on the front corner and a coffee ring on the back. Inside are my driver's license, a couple of debit cards, and a photo of my nephew tucked in the inner sleeve. The wallet also has a little star-shaped stitch near the card slots and a note from my grandmother in the inner pocket, which makes it especially sentimental. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back—it's really meaningful to me and I’m hoping it’s just misplaced and someone can hand it to the City Hall desk or to security nearby.
I was out running errands yesterday around 3pm and realized my red Nike running sneakers were missing. They're men's size 9, red with a gray swoosh and a white midsole, plus a blue reflective heel tab I added for safety. I think I left them outside the public library on Main Street in downtown Hickory after a quick water break; there's a small tear on the left toe and some wear on the sole from recent miles. They mean a lot to me -- they were my go-to pair for long runs, and I'm really hoping someone picked them up and held onto them for me.
I found a red Pearl snare drum this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind the Hickory Public Library on Main Street. It is a 14x5.5 inch shell with a glossy finish and chrome hardware. The head shows stick marks and there is a small dent on the rim near the snare lever, plus a faded blue sticker inside the shell with the initials 'AJ'. It is not pristine, but it is playable and clean overall. I know gear matters for gigs, so I am hoping to get it back to its owner soon—if this sounds like yours, tell me the last gig you played or the sticker inside, and we can arrange a safe handoff.
I found a bright green parakeet with a yellow head this afternoon around 3:15pm outside the Starbucks on 4th Street NW in Hickory. It flitted along the planter by the door, chirping at every passerby, and seemed unusually calm for a wandering bird. There’s a blue leg band with the inscription 'W-112' and a small white patch on its left wing—definitely a unique marker. It’s healthy, very friendly, and took a seed from my hand before I stepped back to watch it scamper around. If this is your bird, I’d love to help reunite you; I’m keeping it safe nearby for now while we track you down.
I found a small, 20-page zine with a bright teal cover and hand-drawn black ink illustrations this afternoon around 3:10pm outside the Hickory Public Library on Main Ave near the bus stop. It's about 5x7 inches, stapled, with a light coffee stain on the first page and a few creased corners from rain. Inside the front cover there’s a handwritten note: 'For Sam — keep sketching,' plus a tiny pine-tree sticker on the back. The paper feels thin and smells a little like coffee and printer ink. If you know Sam or this zine, it clearly belongs to someone who values their tiny art projects, and I’d be glad to reunite it with them.
I found a large, soft, grey fleece blanket at the park near Lake Hickory. It was rolled up and looked like it had been left behind. If this belongs to you, please reach out and describe it for verification!
I found a tiny green anole lizard in my backyard in Hickory. It seemed a bit disoriented and was hiding among the plants. I tried to find where it might have come from, but no one in the neighborhood seems to be missing it. If this is your lizard, please reach out!
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