Sean Crawford talks with State Journal-Register Business Editor Tim Landis.
This week:
* Coliseum woes - The Capital Development Board says state fair facility repairs would take at least two years and $3-$4 million, if the state had money; Department of Ag scrambling to provide a back-up facility that should be ready soon, if not already.
* Gander Mountain: Will stay open afterall says CEO of new owner Camping World; The firm purchased Gander Mountain in a bankruptcy auction and also plans to add RV sales
* Habitat and donuts: Habitat for Humanity of Sangamon County plans to sell frontage property on South Sixth street for a strip center anchored by Dunkin Donuts; proceeds would go to pay off debt and building more homes.
