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 ReportThe Cherokee Sheriff's Office K-9 Unit now has a new tool to assist with their training thanks to a donation from The Home Depot on Sixes Road in Holly Springs and a citizen that wanted to help. Cathy Mansour coordinated the donation with Paige Wood and Dominique Bidon of The Home Depot for the units new "scent wall," the Cherokee Sheriff's Office said on Friday.The scent wall, will be utilized by the Cherokee unit, along with K-9 teams from surrounding agencies. The wall helps the canines focus on the source of the odor. It also allows delivery of the reward from the source of the odor, which helps the canine work independently at greater distances away from their handler.(Photo: from left to right: Deputy Matthew Verber, Deputy Mark Patterson, Sgt. Matthew Azaroff, Cathy Mansour, Paige Wood, Dominique Bidon, Deputy Blake McCoy and Deputy Chris Bryant. Credit: Cherokee Sheriff's Office)

The Cherokee Sheriff’s Office K-9 Unit now has a new tool to assist with their training thanks to a donation from The Home Depot on Sixes Road in Holly Springs and a citizen that wanted to help. Cathy Mansour coordinated the donation with Paige Wood and Dominique Bidon of The Home Depot for the units new “scent wall,” the Cherokee Sheriff’s Office said on Friday.

The scent wall, will be utilized by the Cherokee unit, along with K-9 teams from surrounding agencies. The wall helps the canines focus on the source of the odor. It also allows delivery of the reward from the source of the odor, which helps the canine work independently at greater distances away from their handler.

(Photo: from left to right: Deputy Matthew Verber, Deputy Mark Patterson, Sgt. Matthew Azaroff, Cathy Mansour, Paige Wood, Dominique Bidon, Deputy Blake McCoy and Deputy Chris Bryant. Credit: Cherokee Sheriff’s Office)

Cherokee County

Woodstock-Towne Lake

The scent wall helps canines focus on the source of odors and work independently at greater distances from their handlers.