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...

WOODSTOCK, GA — Woodstock High School's Technology Student Association members earned a second-place team win and a first-place individual win at the National competition in a field of 8,000 students. The students, who won at the state competition to advance to nationals in Washington, D.C., this summer are: Jack Bortle, Malachi Brewer, Gregory Carroll, Olivia Kelly, Drew Mathena, Anna Mitchell, Elizabeth Mitchell, Katelyn Provost, and Michael Rehman. Their coach is technology teacher Karen Zayance. Rehman placed first in the Nation in IT Fundamentals, a professional certification test offered by Comptia; Brewer, Carroll and Bortle placed second in the Nation in the Tech Bowl competition. "They worked extremely hard and competed in a variety of events such as software development, computer integrated manufacturing, cybersecurity, and TEAMS (Tests of Engineering Applications, Math and Science)," Zayance said. The students will be recognized by the Cherokee County School Board and Superintendent of Schools at the School Board's Aug. 15 meeting. "Understanding how to effectively and responsibly use technology are crucial skills for all of our students, and we're so proud to see these students honored at the National level for their expertise," Superintendent of Schools Dr. Brian V. Hightower said.

WOODSTOCK, GA — Woodstock High School’s Technology Student Association members earned a second-place team win and a first-place individual win at the National competition in a field of 8,000 students.

The students, who won at the state competition to advance to nationals in Washington, D.C., this summer are: Jack Bortle, Malachi Brewer, Gregory Carroll, Olivia Kelly, Drew Mathena, Anna Mitchell, Elizabeth Mitchell, Katelyn Provost, and Michael Rehman. Their coach is technology teacher Karen Zayance. Rehman placed first in the Nation in IT Fundamentals, a professional certification test offered by Comptia; Brewer, Carroll and Bortle placed second in the Nation in the Tech Bowl competition.

“They worked extremely hard and competed in a variety of events such as software development, computer integrated manufacturing, cybersecurity, and TEAMS (Tests of Engineering Applications, Math and Science),” Zayance said. The students will be recognized by the Cherokee County School Board and Superintendent of Schools at the School Board’s Aug. 15 meeting.

“Understanding how to effectively and responsibly use technology are crucial skills for all of our students, and we’re so proud to see these students honored at the National level for their expertise,” Superintendent of Schools Dr. Brian V. Hightower said.

Cherokee County

Woodstock-Towne Lake

Woodstock High Technology Students Place Nationals

Woodstock High School's Technology Student Association members earned a second and first place win against 8,000 other students.