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These places in Hall offer team-building activities — and show that being uncomfortable can be a good thing
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Nancy Camacho has second thoughts Thursday, Aug. 8, 2019, about climbing up to a ropes course high in the trees at Pine Valley in Lumpkin County. She joins a group of students from the University of North Georgia Gainesville campus at the ropes course for team building exercises. - photo by Scott Rogers
Layne Saliba
Published: Aug 9, 2019, 9:28 PM
Walking across a wire in the sky, racing on tracks in a cart, breaking out of a locked room — it’s not a daredevil TV event, it’s a team building exercise. And being uncomfortable is key.
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Gainesville's Past Our Prime to compete in Sweetwater 420 Fest Battle of the Bands finals in Atlanta
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Gainesville's own rock band, Past Our Prime, is gearing up for a big night in Atlanta this Saturday, April 5, as they compete in the Sweetwater 420 Fest Battle of the Bands finals at Pullman Yards. Photo provided by Past Our Prime.
Greg Finan Jr.
The Times
Published: Apr 2, 2025, 7:41 PM
Gainesville's own rock band, Past Our Prime, is gearing up for a big night in Atlanta this Saturday, April 5, as they compete in the Sweetwater 420 Fest Battle of the Bands finals at Pullman Yards.
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