Governors Gun Club

Governors Gun Club is a premier indoor shooting range and firearms destination with locations in Kennesaw and Powder Springs, Georgia. Established in 2013, the club offers an elevated "guntry club" experience that combines world-class shooting facilities with upscale amenities, including a full-service restaurant and lounge. The expansive 87,500-square-foot Kennesaw facility features 32 pistol and rifle lanes, a 100-yard high-power rifle range, and North America's first indoor sporting clay range. Beyond its range offerings, the club serves as a comprehensive resource for firearm enthusiasts, providing professional instruction, certified training courses, and competitive shooting events like IDPA and GSSF. The retail store carries a wide selection of firearms, ammunition, optics, and accessories, supported by an on-site armorer for expert maintenance and customization. Members and guests can also utilize specialized services such as FFL transfers, consignment programs, and private event hosting in a sophisticated, community-focused environment. Dedicated to responsible gun ownership and the preservation of Second Amendment rights, Governors Gun Club prioritizes safety and education for shooters of all skill levels. Visitors can expect a welcoming, professional atmosphere where high-quality amenities meet a commitment to excellence in every aspect of the shooting sports lifestyle.

Cobb County

Atlanta Metropolitan Area

Acworth

Georgia

Governors Gun Club is a premier indoor shooting range and firearms destination with locations in Kennesaw and Powder Springs, Georgia. Established...

Google, Georgia Tech and the City of Douglasville welcomed more than 30 teams and hundreds of spectators for the second annual <a href="http://www.gagravitygames.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Georgia Gravity Games Saturday.</a>Gravity Games is a real-world experience for students and adults from across the state to use STEM ​(science, technology, engineering and math)​ education and ​skills ​to build and race their own gravity-powered cars, which are propelled downhill by gravity alone to get them across the finish line.The event included <a href="http://www.gagravitygames.com/official-rules-1" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">two divisions:</a> kit cars and engineered cars.Kit Car Division Results<ul><li>First Place: Mason Creek Elementary</li><li>Second Place: Lithia Springs High School</li><li>Third Place: Russom Middle School</li></ul>Engineered Car Division Results<ul><li>First Place: Alexander High School</li><li>Second Place: Lithia Springs High School Robotics Team</li></ul>There were also "grudge matches" between local city and county public service officers:<ul><li>First Place: Douglas County Sheriff's' Office</li><li>Second Place: Douglasville Police Department</li><li>Third Place: Douglas County Fire Department</li></ul>Article, photos from Google Georgia Gravity Games

Google, Georgia Tech and the City of Douglasville welcomed more than 30 teams and hundreds of spectators for the second annual <a href="http://www.gagravitygames.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Georgia Gravity Games Saturday.</a>

Gravity Games is a real-world experience for students and adults from across the state to use STEM ​(science, technology, engineering and math)​ education and ​skills ​to build and race their own gravity-powered cars, which are propelled downhill by gravity alone to get them across the finish line.The event included <a href="http://www.gagravitygames.com/official-rules-1" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">two divisions:</a> kit cars and engineered cars.

Kit Car Division Results<ul><li>First Place: Mason Creek Elementary</li><li>Second Place: Lithia Springs High School</li><li>Third Place: Russom Middle School</li></ul>Engineered Car Division Results

<ul><li>First Place: Alexander High School</li><li>Second Place: Lithia Springs High School Robotics Team</li></ul>There were also “grudge matches” between local city and county public service officers:<ul><li>First Place: Douglas County Sheriff’s’ Office</li><li>Second Place: Douglasville Police Department</li><li>Third Place: Douglas County Fire Department</li></ul>Article, photos from Google Georgia Gravity Games

Douglas County

Amanda Lumpkin

Douglasville

Gravity-powered cars steal the show in second annual event. See photos from the event.