25 years

  • Britton Stratton (left) and Beth Capistran pose with the materials placed in the time capsule when the current Luverne Elementary School opened in November 1998. Stratton was a kindergartner 25 years ago and Capistran has been a music teacher until her retirement this year. Most of the materials sealed in a plastic tub and placed in the stone bench were ruined by moisture. Submitted Photo
    Time capsule fails to preserve 25-year-old Luverne Elementary materials
    By Mavis Fodness
    June 05, 2024
    Instructions written 25 years ago by the Luverne Elementary School Time Capsule Committee were simple. “It is our wish from the Time Capsule Committee that this time capsule will help explain what life was like in the year 1998. “We hope it is a goal of the Luverne School District to include meaningful things depicting the life in 2024 added to the time capsule, and every 25 years thereafter…
  • Where will we be in 25 years?
    By Jason Berghorst, reporter
    December 01, 2020
    What will your life be like in the year 2045? That’s the question my ninth-grade students had the opportunity to think and write about recently.  What will life be like in 25 years?  What jobs will they have and where will they live? How will the world be similar to and different from 2020? The assignment to write two pages imagining life in 2045 is how we start the Careers Unit.  I learn so much…
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