More than 50 people, including business owners, civic leaders and city officials, met last Thursday evening to explore ideas for revitalizing South Main Street. Just inside the door of the meeting room at the Quality Inn, a concept board displayed visions of a South Main where vacant restaurants and other evidence of decline have been replaced by symbols of fresh uses. Envisioned features range from a facelift for the bridge over Little Lotts Creek to illuminated islands promoting the work of Georgia artists, sculptures of musicians playing and an outdoor amphitheater.
New vision for S. Main
Group organizes to help revitalize corridor
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