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I lost my silver iPhone 13 Pro yesterday around 3pm near the Capitol Market on Capitol Street in Charleston, WV. It’s in a clear case with a small red sticker that reads 'PR' on the back, and the screen has a long crack along the top edge. It's in decent condition otherwise, but the screen is a bit touchy near the notch, and the back shows a tiny dent from a fall last week. This phone means a lot to me—it has family photos and a few messages from my mom that I can't replace. If anyone found it, please reach out; I really need it back.
I lost my black Korg microKORG S synth yesterday around 3pm after a small set near Capitol Market on Capitol Street in Charleston, WV. It's a compact 37-key keyboard, matte black with a silver panel, and there's a small red sticker with the initials 'JP' on the back. I also noticed a tiny dent on the front edge and a faint coffee stain near the jog wheel. This instrument isn’t just gear—it was a gift from my late mentor who taught me to trust my ears, so it has sentimental value. If anyone found it, please reach out—I’m really hoping to get it back and I’d be forever grateful.
I lost my cousin Hazel Brown yesterday around 3pm in Charleston, West Virginia (old). She was wearing a bright blue puffer jacket, a gray scarf, and dark denim jeans. She's about 5'6", with shoulder-length curly black hair and a small star tattoo on her left wrist. She has a faint scar on her right ankle. We last saw her near Capitol Market on Capitol Street, outside the old City Hall building. I’m really worried and just want her back safely; she’s a kind, gentle person and this is tearing us up.
I'm really bummed—my antique oak coffee table vanished yesterday around 3pm. It's a solid 42-inch long, 20-inch wide piece in a honey oak finish with a delicate carved leaf motif on each leg. There’s a small chip on the front-right corner, and a faint pencil inscription on the underside from when I bought it years ago. It was a gift from my grandmother and holds real sentimental value, so I’d really appreciate getting it back. Last I saw it was near the Capitol Market entrance on Capitol Street in Charleston, WV; if anyone picked it up or spotted it, please let me know.
Category: Miscellaneous Electronics. I lost my black Anker Nebula Capsule mini projector yesterday around 3pm near the Capitol Market parking lot, main entrance, in Charleston, West Virginia. It’s a compact cylinder about the size of a soda can, matte black, with a dented bottom corner and a small blue USB-C port cover. On the lid there’s a tiny peeling cat sticker that’s hard to miss if you’re looking for it. It still works and projects fine, but it’s tied to our weekend movie nights and a few work demos, so I’m really hoping someone picked it up and can bring it back. If you found it, please message me here — I’d be forever grateful.
I found a navy blue North Face backpack this afternoon around 4pm near the Capitol Market on Capitol Street in Charleston, WV. It's about 18 inches tall and 12 inches wide, with a few scuffs on the bottom and a frayed inner lining near the top. The front pocket features a small hiking club patch, and there's a bright red water bottle sleeve on the side along with distinctive orange zipper pulls. Inside I didn’t notice anything obviously personal, so I’m keeping it intact and trying to help the owner recognize it by these features. If this is yours, we can arrange a quick handoff at a safe public spot, like the Capitol Market entrance.
I found a gray Anker USB-C hub with a braided black cable this afternoon around 3:15pm in the parking lot behind the Charleston Town Center mall on Kanawha Boulevard West. It’s in pretty good shape, no cracks, just a small dent on the bottom edge and a tiny sticker on the back with the initials 'K.T.' The hub has six ports and a matte finish that catches the light. If this is yours, send me a message here in the app and we can arrange a safe pickup near the security desk by the food court. Happy to get it back to its owner!
Found a hand-painted porcelain vase this morning around 9:15am behind Capitol Market in Charleston, West Virginia's Old Market District. It's about 8 inches tall with a slender neck, glossy cobalt blue glaze, and delicate gold trim along the rim. A running koi fish motif circles the body, and there's a tiny maker's mark on the bottom that looks like 'A. Lin.' The rim has a small chip, and there are a few age-related crazing lines in the glaze. It feels like a special piece—maybe a gift—and I’d love to see it back with its owner if you recognize it.
I found a set of keys this afternoon around 2:15pm in the parking lot behind Capitol Market on Capitol Street in Charleston, WV (West Virginia old). They’re on a bright red lanyard with a brass compass keychain and a blue plastic tag. There are about six keys, including a Ford car key with a worn plastic head and a house key with a small green paint speck on the tooth. They’re a bit grimy from rain but still functional. If these are yours, I’d be glad to return them—shoot me an email at [email protected] and we can meet up near the market or at the nearby public library steps.
I found this silver portable Bluetooth speaker this afternoon around 3:15pm behind Capitol Market on Capitol Street in Charleston, WV. It's about 7 inches long and 3 inches tall, with a blue fabric grille and a red bumper along the side. The bottom edge has a small dent, and there's a tiny sticker on the underside with the initials 'JH'—a detail that could help identify the owner. I'm holding onto it for now and would love to help get it back to the rightful owner.