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I lost my black Michael Kors tote yesterday around 3pm near the Golden Nugget entrance on the Lake Charles Boardwalk. It's a medium leather tote, about 12x9 inches, with a long shoulder strap and a gold MK logo on the front. The interior is tan suede, and there's a tiny coffee stain on the bottom corner. The zipper pull has a small 'PH' charm I added as a gift from my sister. Inside I had my wallet, a photo of my grandmother, and some receipts. It means a lot to me and it's sentimental—really need it back. If you found it, please message me here on this site.
I lost my red hardcover mystery novel 'The Silent Wharf' yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Ryan Street in Lake Charles, by the Civic Center. This Books & Magazines item is 6 x 9 inches, in decent condition with slightly bent corners and a small coffee ring on the bottom edge. There’s a bright blue library sticker on the inside front cover with the call number PR6109. It has sentimental value—it was a gift from my aunt who loved to collect library editions, and I’d really appreciate getting it back.
I lost my leopard gecko yesterday around 3pm. It’s about 5 inches long, sandy orange with dark brown spots, and there’s a tiny white patch on its right hind leg from a shed. It slipped out of its terrarium in my living room, and I’ve been on the lookout around the Lake Charles Civic Center area—specifically near the Enterprise Boulevard parking lot by the lakefront boardwalk. The last sighting was near the bushes by the path along Broad Street, close to the lake. It has a faint crescent-shaped scar above its left eye, which is one of its identifying features. This gecko means the world to me; it’s my only reptile and I’ve practically moved the couch twice already looking for it. If you’ve seen it, drop me a message here and I’ll meet up to grab it.
I lost my red sunburst Meinl cajón yesterday around 3pm somewhere near the Lake Charles Civic Center along Ryan Street. It's a compact box drum, about 2 feet tall, with a glossy red sunburst finish and a natural front plate. There's a blue sticker with the initials AR on the back panel and a dent on the lower left corner. It has sentimental value because my late uncle gave it to me, and I really need it back for rehearsals this weekend. A frayed fabric strap wraps around the middle, and the back has a small scratch in the shape of a lightning bolt. If you found it, I’d be grateful to be reunited with it.
I lost my delicate sterling silver necklace yesterday around 3pm while strolling the Lake Charles lakefront boardwalk near the Civic Center, between Pujo Street and Broad Street. It's a 16-inch slim chain with a tiny heart pendant, about the size of a dime, and the back is engraved with 'M.K.' The pendant has a small marcasite stone that catches the light, and the chain shows a few faint scratches near the clasp. It has sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother, and I really hope it finds its way back. If you found it, please drop me a note here or email [email protected]. Thank you.
Found a small green parakeet this afternoon around 3:15 p.m. outside City Hall on Ryan Street, Lake Charles. The bird is a lively green with a bright yellow chest, slightly scuffed feathers on the wings, and a tiny white patch on its throat. It's in good shape, seems healthy, and hops around when I offer a treat. It has a blue silicone leg band with the number 42, which might help reunite it with its owner. If you’re missing a pet parakeet and recognize these details, message me and we’ll arrange a quick pickup at the fence by the fountain near the Civic Center.
Found this afternoon around 3:15 pm on the sidewalk near the south entrance of Prien Lake Mall on West Prien Lake Road in Lake Charles. It’s a small red toy fire truck, about 6 inches long, with a yellow ladder and a few scratches on the bumper from rough play. The wheels still roll, though the plastic is a bit scuffed. On the side there’s a blue star sticker with the name 'Lulu' written in black marker, clearly a personalized kid’s item. I picked it up and kept it here hoping to reunite it with its owner—if you’re missing a toy like this in Lake Charles, I’d love to get it back to you soon.
I found a medical alert bracelet this afternoon around 3:15pm in the Civic Center parking lot near the boardwalk along Lakeshore Drive in Lake Charles. It's a red silicone band with a small rectangular stainless-steel tag, etched with 'Name: A. Patel' and 'Allergy: Penicillin' and a tiny star charm on the clasp. The back has a light coffee stain and a bit of wear, but it's in good overall condition. I know this is important to someone, and I’d really like to get it back to the owner—please reach out with a description of the tag or the owner’s name so I can verify.
Found a blue dragon plush this afternoon around 4:15 pm near the Lake Charles boardwalk behind the Civic Center by the Calcasieu River. It's about 10 inches tall, with soft plush fabric, bright blue fur, a yellow belly, and tiny orange horns. A small purple heart is stitched on its chest, and there's a tiny seam tear near the tail, but it's in pretty good shape overall. I'm keeping it safe here and really want to reunite it with the owner. If this sounds like yours, tell me something distinctive about the toy (like the purple heart or the yellow belly) and we can arrange a meetup somewhere convenient in Lake Charles.
I found this blue ceramic wall vase this afternoon around 2:45 PM, tucked behind the public art display near the Lake Charles Civic Center on Broad Street. It's a handmade piece with a cobalt glaze and tiny white speckles, about 8 inches tall and 5 inches wide, with a small chip along the bottom rim. On the back there's a faint stamp that looks like 'LC Studio' and a heart-shaped impression in the glaze near the top—nice little identifying details. It seems well-loved but still in good condition overall. If this is yours or you recognize it, please get in touch; I left it where I found it, hoping the owner sees this and can reclaim it.