(St. George, UT) – The IronMan event held in Saint George pumped an awful lot of money into the local economy. The Saint George Area Sports Commission released a report yesterday, saying the IronMan 70.3 North American Pro Championship brought in somewhere between six and seven million bucks. Over 2000 people took part in the early May event, which is contracted to remain in Saint George until at least 2019, according to The Spectrum. Â
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