If a proposal presented by a planning group comes to pass, Jefferson will get a new look with two business renovation projects. The “BoomTown Steering Committee,” along with representatives of the Georgia Department of Community Affairs presented the final project presentations last week on the Lee Street property, Mark Linkish, owner; and the South Public Square property, Gina Thrailkill, owner.
Both property owners were in attendance at the presentation on Nov. 8.
The presentation showed proposed new development for the old motel property and the rehabilitation of the second floor of the ReMax building. The DCA representatives and Northeast Georgia Regional Commission representatives also talked about possible funding for both projects.
For the full story, see the Nov. 21 issue of The Jackson Herald.

I thought you all left during the Trail of Tears.
Or what they could do to put some fun into city:
1 Native Americans really open a casino. Shucks it was their land we borrowed I mean stole. Gambling town.
2 Copy Reno model for entertaining the adults could reactivate the old motel.
That would put Jefferson Ga USA on the map.
Boring, dirty-looking little city that has little to offer to distinguish itself from other cities.
How about some real downtown restaurants, bars, pool hall, etc.... that's where the fun and tax dollars are at and what Jefferson needs.
Now they want to spruce up the old girl and put some lipstick on her. I know you can put lip stick on a pig but it is still a pig.
Jefferson is not doing anything a zillion other little dead towns are doing.
Not like they are going to bulldoze it and replace it with a Costco.
This will create shovel ready jobs to quote the POTUS.
Maybe that is the ending to the city of Jefferson anyway. That is no story.
Except in really rural areas small town America is way way way long gone. Nothing will revive Jefferson nor any other little town.
So, that is the end of the story.