In this 1997 time capsule piece, Ned Rozell explores how seemingly insignificant insects can influence minor movements. Reflecting on his early years with the Alaska Science Forum, Rozell offers a snapshot of how mosquitoes might push us to pick up and move.

What seemed like just another thrift-store find turned into a remarkable holiday discovery for one lucky family. Inside a shattered vintage ornament, they uncovered handwritten notes from the 1960s, inspiring nostalgia and a new Christmas tradition.

Twenty-five years after it was sealed, Scott Johnson Elementary School in Huntsville opens a time capsule, revealing that while much has changed, some things remain remarkably the same. The event brought together a community to reflect on the passage of time and the enduring bonds that connect generations.