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Saturday, November 7, 2026

Nuxhall Hope Center breaks ground Saturday in Fairfield

Plus, Kings Island opens for a bonus weekend and St. X rolls past Lakota West.

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The Nuxhall Foundation will break ground Saturday on the Hope Center in Fairfield

The Hope Center campaign has raised more than $7.2 million of its $12 million goal

$7.2 millionRaised so far, not counting pledged in-kind help

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Raised so far, not counting pledged in-kind help$7.2 million

If you've got a free Saturday morning, you can help start something big. The breaks ground at 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 7, on a 3.45-acre site on Groh Lane next to the . Anyone who has been part of the project is invited to pick up a shovel.

The 32,000-square-foot center will be the permanent home of the Butler County Special Olympics. Inside are an arena, a rec room with a wheelchair zip line, and therapy suites.

  • Goal: $12 million, including a $2 million maintenance fund
  • Still to raise: almost $5 million
  • Architect: SHP Architecture and Design

The $12 million goal covers construction and a maintenance fund

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Construction$10 million83.3%
Maintenance fund$2 million16.7%

"We're hoping the momentum will keep going and we'll round third and head for home," said Kim Nuxhall, Joe's son and the foundation's board chairman. Construction plans are being finalized and will go to the city for approval.

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If you want one last coaster ride, the Warren County park is open 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Nov. 7-8, though Orion and Diamondback stay closed. Saturday's behind-the-scenes tours include Banshee at 1 p.m. and the Metal Massacre maze at 3 p.m. Journal-News.com

Lakota West

St. Xavier junior Aiden Graham scored five touchdowns in the Bombers' 51-14 win over Lakota West in a regional quarterfinal. It was a rematch of the season opener, which Lakota West won 20-7. St. X takes on Elder in the semifinals next week at The Pit. WKRCWCPO 9 Cincinnati

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Nuxhall Hope Center breaks ground Saturday in Fairfield

Plus, Kings Island opens for a bonus weekend and St. X rolls past Lakota West.

The TLDR

  1. Hope Center groundbreaking is at 11 a.m. in Fairfield
  2. Kings Island is open Nov. 7-8 for one last coaster weekend
  3. St. X beat Lakota West 51-14 in the playoffs
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