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Thank You Jeff Wyler -- 40,000 times!

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We are delighted to add Jeff Wyler and his automotive group to a small but growing list of extrordinarly genereous contributors. Jeff recently visited the Fields and shorthly after sent a check to the Fairfield Community Foundation for the Joe Nuxhall Miracle League Fields for $40,000!

The depth of his generosity is uncommon and we promise him dividends in the form of smiles and delight as challenged athletes from around the area take to the fields this summer.

Thank you Jeff!

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You're InviteD To the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
for
The Joe Nuxhall Miracle League Fields
which will be held
Sunday, June 10, 2012
7:30 PM at Hatton Park
4850 Groh Lane, Fairfield

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Dont' miss the BoB Evans event
on JUNE 6TH!

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for a coupon that you can print out
and use at an Bob Evans Restaurant
in the Greater Cincinnati area.


April 12, 2012

Five Generations of
Unbelievably Generous Bowns

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Pictured above, front row, left to right: Cliff Bown,
Harley Bown, Tim Bown. Back row, left to right:
Curt Kellums (holding Jax Kellums), Scott Kellums.

When Kim Nuxhall talks about "The Bown Train", he's making a heartfelt reference to a family
of such extraordinary generosity and skill that it's difficult to measure. Cliff Bown and his family
and crew have been a critical part of the construction of the Joe Nuxhall Miracle League Fields.
Their contributions of time and talent will enrich the lives of countless kids and their parents
for many generations to come

Thank you Bown family!

 

April 7, 2012

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Check out the unbelievable progress on the fields.
Note AstroTurf in the play areas, pylons for dugouts and platforms for bleachers
that will feature Major League seating.

Click on either image for a larger view.

 

March 20, 2012

LSI readies LED Scoreboard
for installation at Nuxhall Miracle League Fields

LSI Lighting super surprised eveyone at Joe Nuxhall Miracle League Fields when they offered to provide all the lighting needs at the complex, but when they also offered to provide an LED scoreboard -- we were, and we continue to be, flabbergasted at their generosity.

The board, pictured below, is 8.4' x 15.75' aond contains over 92,000 light emmiting diodes (LEDs) that will produce over 341 trillion colors. The lifetime of the LEDs is around 100,000+ hours.

Thanksk to Ross Sferra and the whole crew at LSI, kids who maybe thought they's never get a chance to play baseball will now get a chance to see their face and name up in lights just like they do in the big leagues.

Thank you LSI!

 

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March 9, 2012

Springdale Outback Fund Raiser
Exceeds $3500!

Over a hundred supporters of Joe Nuxhall Miracle League Fields gathered at Outback Steak House n Springdale today for lunch and through the generosity of Outback -- all the proceeds, including the cost of lunch, went to the Joe Nuxhall Miracle League Fields. Raffles and chances for door prizes accounted for the balance of the fund raiding efforts.

Missing Raffle Winner!

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Do you have the winning ticket?
Click her to check for the winning
number for this great
"Date Night" prize!

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Outback fund raiser volunteers

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IBEW's Ken Rhodus with
Bown Enterprise's Cliff Bown

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Fairfield Community Foundation
president Betsy Hope and
Foundation office manager
Margie Akeley talk shop with
Larry Tischler

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Steve and Michelle Miller
enjoy a great Outback
lunch

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Larry Tischler introduced
Joe Nuxhall Miracle League
spokesperson Karlee
Thomas who is seated to the
right in this photo

 

February 16, 2012

Helicopter Overflight Photo
Gives Better Idea of Fields Layout

This recent aerial photo gives a birds-eye view and best-yet of the Joe Nuxhall Miracle League Fields. Drawings of the fields are superimposed to indicate their approximate locations and a dark rectangle appears wher the Pavillion and Concession stand will be located.

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February 10, 2012

Construction Moves Along
Can Opening Day Be Far Behind?

Regardelss of the weather, dedicated volunteers and workers grade, pour concrete, backfill, and generally move ahead with construction of the Joe Nuxhall Miracle League fields.

Photos below show a rendering of the fields (top left) while the photo below shows construction progress along with an overlay roughly indicating where the fields and diamonds will be. This photo was taken looking north. The treeline in the background is Joyce Park.

At the same time, Developent Committee members have met to give serious thought to that all-important date of Opening Day. We'll keep you informed as dates and events are firmed up.

In the meantime, thanks to those extraordinarily generous people who have given their time and their money to make this project possible!

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January 26, 2012

"The Ground Has Been Broken Luncheon"
celebrates $2-million toward "Field of Dreams"

nuxcasey Cincinnati Reds hall of famer Sean Casey and Kim Nuxhall hold up The Joe Nuxhall Miracle League Fields logotype at the January 26 luncheon held to celebrate the generosity of those people who have made the Miracle League Fields possible. See "News & Events" for more details.

 


December 28, 2011

Site Preparation begins at
Joe Nuxhall Miracle League Fields !

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News 5 covers site preparation

Click on the link below to see News 5's coverage.

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June 2011

Bringing the Miracle League to Butler County
is a legacy of legendary Reds player
and broadcaster Joe Nuxhall

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One of five “dreams” supported by the Joe Nuxhall Hope Project, the Joe Nuxhall Miracle League Fields will create the region's first multi-field complex suited to tournament play. 

Since 2008, the Joe Nuxhall Hope Project has developed plans for the fields, in partnership with Therapeutic Recreation for the Disabled, Inc.; the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Miracle League; the Fairfield Community Foundation; the Fairfield Optimist Club; and the Hatton Foundation.