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[Muncie Free Press] - It was apparent from Ralph Day, who directs the Anderson and Madison County Visitors Bureau, it was not so much the Super Bowl, but giving visitors something else to do. That is easy with a casino and race track that televises horse races throughout
Super Bowl was no windfall for communities outside Indianapolis
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[Indianapolis Star] - "The people that came in here did buy gas and eat, so money was spent that way," said Ralph Day, executive director at the Anderson/Madison County Visitors and Convention Bureau. But there wasn't any big splash. Anderson focused on making the "site"
Hoosier Park Tourists Pour $500M Into Anderson's Economy
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[WRTV Indianapolis] - So, it's been a domino effect,” said Ralph Day with Visitors and Convention Bureau. Visitor Kent Patterson came to Anderson from Fort Wayne. “I just came down to have a good time and maybe win some money. I'm planning to eat before I go home.
INSIDE INDIANA BUSINESS: River Ridge Makes Millions in Upgrades
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[nwitimes.com] - Bureau Executive Director Ralph Day says Hoosier Park Racing and Casino has helped Anderson become "a destination" for tourists. An Indianapolis–based company specializing in pricing technology has received two new patents from the United States Patent
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