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...

Students in River Ridge High School's 2014-15 Nursing Assistant Program are preparing for their first clinical rotation in January.After months of practicing patient care skills in the classroom, students will now use these skills in local nursing and medical facilities for 40 hours of clinical rotation, the Cherokee County School District said earlier this week. Following these hours, students will take the Nursing Assistant State Certification Exam as the culmination of this Healthcare Science Career Pathway Program.This is the third year that River Ridge has offered the program, which has quickly grown in popularity, the school district added. "I've learned valuable skills that I will continue to use in my future medical career," junior Hayden Kolodziejcyk said. Senior Andrew Dionne said the program is not only a "rewarding experience," but also has made him more aware of future career opportunities in the healthcare field.Students added that they enjoy the camaraderie of sharing classes with students who have the same career interest."It feels like we're all a big family working towards the same goal to get our first step into the medical field," junior Sophie O'Hare said.Photo: from left to right, front row: Anna Ricker, Caroline Mlaska, Katie Weiden, Sophie O'Hare, Courtney Wimpey, Jessica Anthony, Selina Pan, Abby Reeves, Hayden Kolodziejcyk; back row: Edwin Pedroza, Katie Zell, Andrew Dionne, Jessica Mirocha and Fabian Rodriguez. Credit: Cherokee County School District

Students in River Ridge High School’s 2014-15 Nursing Assistant Program are preparing for their first clinical rotation in January.

After months of practicing patient care skills in the classroom, students will now use these skills in local nursing and medical facilities for 40 hours of clinical rotation, the Cherokee County School District said earlier this week. Following these hours, students will take the Nursing Assistant State Certification Exam as the culmination of this Healthcare Science Career Pathway Program.

This is the third year that River Ridge has offered the program, which has quickly grown in popularity, the school district added. “I’ve learned valuable skills that I will continue to use in my future medical career,” junior Hayden Kolodziejcyk said.

Senior Andrew Dionne said the program is not only a “rewarding experience,” but also has made him more aware of future career opportunities in the healthcare field.Students added that they enjoy the camaraderie of sharing classes with students who have the same career interest.

“It feels like we’re all a big family working towards the same goal to get our first step into the medical field,” junior Sophie O’Hare said.Photo: from left to right, front row: Anna Ricker, Caroline Mlaska, Katie Weiden, Sophie O’Hare, Courtney Wimpey, Jessica Anthony, Selina Pan, Abby Reeves, Hayden Kolodziejcyk; back row: Edwin Pedroza, Katie Zell, Andrew Dionne, Jessica Mirocha and Fabian Rodriguez. Credit: Cherokee County School District

Cherokee County

Woodstock-Towne Lake

After months of practicing patient care skills in the classroom, students will now use these skills in local nursing and medical facilities.