Indianapolis and some other surrounding big cities are anticipating a great economic impact while finishing out summer and heading into the fall months. The Indiana State Fair is expected to see $31 million come through the area in August. Gerry Dick from Inside Indiana Business said the fairgrounds has made a lot of improvements in order to put on a lot of different events year-round, not just during the time of the fair. “Overall, $200 million is the annual economic impact at the Indiana State fairgrounds with 400 events there,” Dick told WIBC’s Tony Katz this week. One of the more important pieces that had some renovations done is the Fall Creek Pavilion. “That ancient building was totally redone,” Dick said. “A massive redo of that.” The first day of the Indiana State Fair is

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