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Scheffler sues Franzen for defamation, latest in a lengthy lawsuit history - Vimarsana News

Scheffler sues Franzen for defamation, latest in a lengthy lawsuit history

In the suit, Scheffler alleges Franzen made false statements about him to multiple people, causing property owners to remove his campaign signs and undermining hundreds of hours of work.

Crow Wing County Board candidates discuss goals at forum - Vimarsana News

Crow Wing County Board candidates discuss goals at forum

Jon Lubke and Robin Sylvester are competing for the District 2 seat, while Rosemary Franzen and Troy Scheffler square off to represent District 4 - both districts are in the Echo Journal coverage area

Franzen, Scheffler face off during testy candidate forum - Vimarsana News

Franzen, Scheffler face off during testy candidate forum

Commissioner Rosemary Franzen, a four-term County Board member and retired school district employee, and Troy Scheffler, a Merrifield resident and frequent county government critic, are competing for a seat in the boardroom.

Candidate, commissioner clash during heated comment period - Vimarsana News

Candidate, commissioner clash during heated comment period

Commissioner Bill Brekken asked Chairman Doug Houge to address Troy Scheffler ahead of his comments. Scheffler, whose most frequent target as of late is the Crow Wing County Sheriff’s Office, filed last month to challenge four-term Commissioner Rosemary Franzen to represent District 4.

Scheffler announces Crow Wing County Board challenge - Vimarsana News

Scheffler announces Crow Wing County Board challenge

A unified and self-sufficient county that doesn’t feel the need to take marching orders from the state is a goal, according to Scheffler’s release.