GALLERY: Prescott Daze 2025 celebrates The Great Outdoors
Posted 9/10/25
Prescott Daze's 2025 Great Outdoors Celebration was a smashing success. We're already looking forward to next year!
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GALLERY: Prescott Daze 2025 celebrates The Great Outdoors
The vendor market was hopping on Broad Street for Prescott Daze 2025 Saturday, Sept. 6.
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The winner of the Old 96er Meat Eating Contest at Ptacek’s IGA on Thursday, Sept. 4 was Ptacek’s own Tom Ptacek. It was a tight race between Ptacek and Brent Hansen, who had 3.18 pounds left after the 30 minutes, while Ptacek had 2.81 pounds. Each contestant had 6 pounds of meat to tackle in 30 minutes.
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The winner of the Old 96er Meat Eating Contest at Ptacek’s IGA on Thursday, Sept. 4 was Ptacek’s own Tom Ptacek. It was a tight race between Ptacek and Brent Hansen, who had 3.18 pounds left after the 30 minutes, while Ptacek had 2.81 pounds. Each contestant had 6 pounds of meat to tackle in 30 minutes.
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The Gredvig family found the Prescott Daze medallion in Magee Park. They found it near two wooden construction markers that make an X, under a concrete rock, near the picnic tables and trail head gate.
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Jo Jo Fairy Godmother, one of the performers at Prescott Daze’s Fairy Wonderland Park Food Truck Festival, won a prize Friday, Sept. 5.
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Paul F. won the Best in Show prize at the Prescott Daze Car Show Saturday, Sept. 6 with his teal 1966 Ford Bronco.
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The Big River Corn Maze, which participated in Sunday’s Prescott Daze parade, is gearing up for the fall season. Located at N4379 State Rd 35, Prescott, they will be open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sept. 26-Oct. 31 on weekends.
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Shangri-La Salon, owned by Shannon Billeter, won best Prescott Daze business float, with the theme “The Great Outdoors.”
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Prescott Daze Grand Marshals Ralph and Joan Murphy stopped into the Prescott History Center for a quick tour with volunteer Dallas Eggers. The Murphys are part of the Cernohous Chevrolet family, which has been a staple in the community for 93 years.
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First National Bank of River Falls employees brought Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox to life Sunday at the Prescott Daze parade.
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Prescott Fire Department asked Smokey the Bear to represent them in Sunday’s Prescott Daze parade. He is always a hit with the kiddos.
