Kwayanna Dunbar was reported missing from North Augusta, South Carolina, after last being seen on November 18, 2025. Online missing-child notices identify her as a 17-year-old Black female with black hair and brown eyes, and list her missing date as November 18, 2025, from North Augusta, South Carolina. Publicly available notices do not provide the kind of fuller personal background often seen in some missing-child cases, such as her daily routines, school or family context, the clothing she
may have been wearing, or the circumstances immediately surrounding the moment she was last seen. What is known from the available online records is limited but deeply concerning: a teenage girl disappeared from her community, and her case was publicized so that anyone who might recognize her or know something about her whereabouts could come forward.
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children listing included Kwayanna among children missing from South Carolina and stated that anyone with information should contact the Edgefield County Sheriff’s Office in South Carolina at 1-803-637-5337. That public notice listed her as “Age Now: 17,” missing since 11/18/2025, and missing from North Augusta, South Carolina. A separate online missing-child alert repeated the same core information and urged anyone with knowledge, even information that might seem minor, to report it, emphasizing that small details can sometimes help investigators and families understand where a missing child may be or what may have happened.
In the absence of additional verified public details, Kwayanna’s case remains a story defined by what has not been released as much as by what has. There are no clear public accounts, in the sources reviewed, describing whether she left on foot or by vehicle, whether she was believed to be alone, whether she had been in contact with anyone after she was last seen, or whether investigators identified any specific destination or direction of travel. There is also no verified public information in the reviewed sources indicating that she has been located alive or deceased. Because of that lack of confirmed resolution information, the public record available online continues to present her as a missing child whose case depends on awareness, careful sharing of accurate information, and tips directed to the proper authorities.
For Kwayanna’s loved ones, the limited public details do not make the case any less urgent; they make every verified detail more important. A name, an age, a location, and a date can appear brief on a missing-child poster, but behind those details is a young person whose absence would be felt in every part of the life she should still be living. The case centers on Kwayanna Dunbar, a 17-year-old girl last seen on November 18, 2025, in North Augusta, South Carolina; public missing-child listings identify her as Black, with black hair and brown eyes, and direct anyone with information to the Edgefield County Sheriff’s Office at 1-803-637-5337. The overall picture is that Kwayanna disappeared from North Augusta with very few publicly released circumstances, her case was circulated through missing-child alerts, and the most important known action remains the same: anyone with credible information should contact law enforcement so her family and community can receive answers.Last Seen: Nov 18, 2025
