Governor’s Gun Club

At Governors Gun Club, we are proud to offer more than just a range—we provide an elevated social space where members and guests can connect, learn, and belong. Our state-of-the-art facilities, paired with a full-service restaurant and lounge, create a welcoming environment that blends community with comfort. We are dedicated advocates for responsible gun ownership and the preservation of Second Amendment rights, promoting education, awareness, and engagement both inside and outside our club. By combining world-class amenities with a culture of safety, respect, and connection, we strive to strengthen not only our membership but the broader community we serve.

Cobb County

Atlanta Metropolitan Area

Acworth

Georgia

At Governors Gun Club, we are proud to offer more than just a range—we provide an elevated social space where members and guests can connect, learn...

Staff ReportCherokee Sheriff's Office Major Dana Martin recently graduated from the Federal Bureau of Investigation's National Academy (FBINA). Major Martin began her career with the Cherokee Sheriff's Office in 1997. She is currently the commander of Headquarters Operations for the agency. During the 10-week program at Quantico, Virginia, Major Martin successfully completed courses in National Academy Networking and Enrichment, Psychology of Communication, Leadership, Ethics and Decision Making, Fitness in Law Enforcement, Spiritual Leadership in Law Enforcement, Stress Management in Law Enforcement and Psychology of Leadership. All courses taught at the FBINA are accredited through the University of Virginia. During the academy Major Martin also participated in a voluntary physical challenge in which she swam 34 miles and was awarded the coveted "Blue Brick." Major Martin was one of 220 law enforcement officers from 46 states that graduated in the 255th session. Included in the class were members of law enforcement agencies from the District of Columbia, 17 international countries, six military organizations and five federal civilian organizations.(Photo: Major Dana Martin. Credit: Cherokee Sheriff's Office)

Cherokee Sheriff’s Office Major Dana Martin recently graduated from the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s National Academy (FBINA). Major Martin began her career with the Cherokee Sheriff’s Office in 1997. She is currently the commander of Headquarters Operations for the agency.

During the 10-week program at Quantico, Virginia, Major Martin successfully completed courses in National Academy Networking and Enrichment, Psychology of Communication, Leadership, Ethics and Decision Making, Fitness in Law Enforcement, Spiritual Leadership in Law Enforcement, Stress Management in Law Enforcement and Psychology of Leadership. All courses taught at the FBINA are accredited through the University of Virginia. During the academy Major Martin also participated in a voluntary physical challenge in which she swam 34 miles and was awarded the coveted “Blue Brick.”

Major Martin was one of 220 law enforcement officers from 46 states that graduated in the 255th session. Included in the class were members of law enforcement agencies from the District of Columbia, 17 international countries, six military organizations and five federal civilian organizations.(Photo: Major Dana Martin. Credit: Cherokee Sheriff’s Office)

Cherokee County

Woodstock-Towne Lake

Major Dana Martin was one of 220 law enforcement officers from 46 states that graduated in the 255th session of the Academy at Quantico, Va.