The Prescott Hall of Fame Committee is pleased to announce the induction of Roy Finley, Char Maggee, and Nick Schommer into the Prescott Hall of Fame._ The Fourth Annual Hall of Fame Banquet will be …
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The Prescott Hall of Fame Committee is pleased to announce the induction of Roy Finley, Char Maggee, and Nick Schommer into the Prescott Hall of Fame._ The Fourth Annual Hall of Fame Banquet will be held in the Prescott High School Commons on Saturday, Oct. 9._Doors will open at 6 p.m., dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. and the induction program will commence at 7 p.m._Tickets are $25 and will be available for purchase next month at Prescott High School and other community locations. _ A 75-year resident of Prescott, Roy Finley was among the most involved Prescott citizens of the last century. A former city council and school board member, Finley also served as Prescott mayor for two terms._A veteran, Finley was a member of the Pierce County Board of Supervisors, the American Legion, Masons, and served for well over a decade on the Mississippi River Planning Commission. _ Finley’s work was instrumental in the planning, funding, and building of the Great River Road Visitor & Learning Center that has hosted thousands of visitors and programs for decades._ Char Magee, another local volunteer extraordinaire, will also be inducted._A longtime business owner, Magee is a former Prescott Citizen of the Year, and has been an active member of the Prescott community for more than 30 years._ Magee’s extensive involvement in many civic or- HALL OF FAME
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ganizations include The Prescott Foundation, Kiwanis Club, Prescott Chamber of Commerce, Friends of Freedom Park Board,_Prescott Daze Committee Chair, and Prescott Secret Santa Campaign._ Inductee Nick Schommer will enter the Hall of Fame as one of Prescott’s most decorated athletes._A 2004 Prescott High School alumnus, Schommer remains the only Prescott High School athlete to be named First Team All State in two sports, a feat_accomplished during his senior seasons in football and baseball. After receiving a football scholarship to North Dakota State, Schommer went on to a stellar career with the Bison and was named All Conference twice and Third Team All American during his senior year._After a successful collegiate career, Schommer was drafted and_went to play for the Tennessee
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