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I wanted to add a bit more to my story about Jeff Malm of Kulm, a man who creates the iron crosses that are traditional to German and Swedish cultures, and which can still be found in cemeteries in ...
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Kulm fire: Building that housed repair business destroyed

Kulm fire: Building that housed repair business destroyed Firefighters could not save the Gackle Brothers building in Kulm from its destruction by fire Saturday morning, but by working against a bitter northwest wind, they did prevent the flames’ spread.

By Kari Lucin , January 21, 2013

Fire consumes building in Kulm

Fire consumes building in Kulm Firefighters could not save the Gackle Brothers building in Kulm from its destruction by fire Saturday morning, but by working against a bitter northwest wind, they did prevent the flames’ spread.

By Kari Lucin , January 20, 2013

Stocking up on candy

Stocking up on candy A young girl races to pick up some candy thrown out to the crowds that gathered during Saturday’s Kulm Windfest Parade in Kulm, N.D. (Brian Willhide / The Sun)

August 20, 2012

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Leading the parade

Leading the parade Kulm, N.D., Police Chief Dave Robinson waves an American flag as he leads the way down Main Avenue for the annual Kulm Windfest Parade. (Brian Willhide/The Sun)

August 20, 2012

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Float riders

Float riders A tractor float makes its way down Main Avenue Saturday in Kulm, N.D. The float was one of about 130 entries as part of the Kulm Windfest Parade. (Brian Willhide/The Sun)

August 20, 2012

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Kulm celebrates Windfest

Kulm celebrates Windfest Crowds of spectators gather Saturday in Kulm, N.D., as they watch the annual Kulm Windfest Parade — which had about 130 entries this year. (Brian Willhide / The Sun)

August 20, 2012

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Homecoming king at Kulm school gets fellow candidates’ votes

Homecoming king at Kulm school gets fellow candidates’ votes All three candidates for homecoming king at Kulm High School wanted the same candidate to win, and, after a bit of quiet campaigning, they got their wish.

By Kari Lucin , September 27, 2011

Par for the course: Seeds hold on opening day of Stutsman

Par for the course: Seeds hold on opening day of Stutsman The opening night of the 2010 Class B boys’ Stutsman County Tournament has come and gone, and according to the seeding there were no surprises at the Jamestown Civic Center on Thursday night. Top-seeded LaMoure rolled past Pingree-Buchanan-Kensal 63-32 in the first quarterfinal of the evening, and then it was fourth-seeded and two-time defending champion Central Prairie’s turn with a 65-55 win over Edgeley-Kulm. In the night bracket, No. 2-seeded Ellendale skated past Midkota 61-40, and No. 3-seeded Carrington wrapped up Day 1 with a 54-37 win over Kidder County.

By Michael Savaloja , December 10, 2010

Kulm, Oakes schools among award nominees

Ninteen North Dakota Guard and Reserve service members nominated their employers for the 2010 Secretary of Defense Employer Support Freedom Award, the highest recognition given by the U.S. government to employers for their outstanding support of their employees who serve in the Guard and Reserve. Only members of the Guard and Reserve or their family members are eligible to nominate their employers for the award.

March 06, 2010

ALIVE performing at Alfred Church

ALIVE will perform at 7 p.m. March 6 at Church of God (7th Day), Alfred, N.D. “ALIVE” is a gospel choir based in Kulm, N.D., and is directed by Steve Anderson. The choir was organized in 1990 and is now in its 20th concert season. The members of the choir reside in south central North Dakota communities of Kulm, Jud, Ellendale, Lehr, Gackle and Fredonia, and represent six church denominations as well as a wide variety of occupations.

February 26, 2010

N.D. museum fire blamed on arson

The state fire marshal’s office says a Nov. 9 blaze that gutted the museum at the Whitestone Hill Battlefield State Historic Site in southeastern North Dakota was intentionally set.

December 16, 2009

Museum near Kulm damaged by fire

There were no injuries when a fire Monday morning damaged the museum at the Whitestone Hill battlefield site in western Dickey County, said an official with the Edgeley Volunteer Fire Department, who preferred to remain anonymous.

By Ben Rodgers , November 10, 2009

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Events set at Whitestone Hill historic site

A series of free public programs commemorating key anniversaries at the Whitestone Hill Battlefield State Historic Site near Kulm will be featured Sunday, Aug. 30, and Friday, Sept. 4. The events for both days are sponsored by the State Historical Society of North Dakota and the site’s Friends group, the Whitestone Hill Battlefield Historical Society.

August 20, 2009

Windfest Days set in Kulm

Kulm, N.D., is planning its sixth annual Windfest Days celebration this weekend. The event will begin Friday with a steak fry from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the golf course.

August 13, 2009

Kulm man tried it once but finds work more satisfying

For the past 50 years Russ Gackle has worked at the same repair bench, under the same pressed tin ceilings in the same dimly lit building.

By Ben Rodgers , June 20, 2009

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