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I was wandering through Savannah's City Market area at about 4:22 p.m. last Saturday when I spotted a small pouch of coins spilled near a bench by the Forsyth Park-facing corner. There’s a mix of pennies, dimes, a couple of older quarters, and a foreign coin dated 1994. It looked like someone had been counting change for a quick snack and forgot it. I gathered them up and placed them here, hoping the owner will recognize the exact spot and the mix of coins.
While walking around Forsyth Park this morning at about 9:42 a.m., I found a folder of sheet music left on a bench near the Whitaker Street gate. Inside, pages are creased and there are pencil notes and scribbles that tell me someone was practicing, maybe for a class or a gig. It looks like it belonged to a student musician, and I’d love it to find its owner through this post.
I lost my brother Omar Harris last night around 7:15pm. He's 5'9", with a medium build, short black hair, brown eyes. He was wearing a cobalt blue hoodie, black jeans, white sneakers, and carries a gray backpack with a red stripe; last seen near Forsyth Park on Drayton Street, Savannah, heading toward River Street. He has a crescent moon tattoo on his left wrist and a small scar above his left eyebrow—distinctive features that might help someone spot him. This is really scary for our family; he has health concerns and we just want him home safe. If anyone spots him, send me a message here—any information is appreciated.
I lost my red plaid wool scarf yesterday around 3pm. It's a Thick, six-foot-long scarf with bold red and forest-green plaid, and there's a small white snowflake embroidery near the bottom hem. The ends have fringe, and one tassel is longer than the other. I was walking from Chippewa Square toward Forsyth Park along Drayton Street, near the Forsyth Park fountain, and I must have dropped it on a bench by a vendor cart. It meant a lot to me—my grandmother gave it to me and it keeps me warm on chilly mornings. If anyone found it, please reach out; I can describe the embroidery and the longer tassel to verify.
I lost my dark green wool scarf yesterday around 4pm near Forsyth Park's fountain on Drayton Street. It's a hand-knit-looking scarf, about 180 cm long, with a subtle fox embroidery on the lower corner and a small leather tag that has my initials 'PP' stitched in. The scarf is slightly pilled from wear but still in good condition, and the forest green color complements most coats. It was a gift from my grandmother, so it means a lot to me, and I'd be really grateful to get it back if anyone found it. If you grab it, please reply here or text me; I can meet anywhere around the Savannah city area.
I found a bearded dragon this afternoon around 2:30pm outside the parking lot behind the Oglethorpe Mall on Waters Avenue in Savannah. It's about 12 inches long, with a lime-green body, an orange beard, and a few white speckles along its back. It lives in a small glass terrarium with a blue heat lamp and a shallow water dish; there’s a tiny red identification sticker on the terrarium's lid that's easy to spot. The dragon looks well fed but a bit stressed, like it's lost and just wants to find its owner. If this is your pet, message me with its distinctive features (orange beard, white speckles, terrarium sticker), and we’ll figure out how to reunite you.
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