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Cherokee County Elections Board Certifies May 21 Results - Vimarsana News

Cherokee County Elections Board Certifies May 21 Results

CANTON — The Cherokee County Board of Elections and Voter Registration met May 28 to finalize the results from the May 21 election at the Cherokee County Conference Center in

Cherokee's Incumbent State Legislators Fend Off Primary Challengers | Election - Vimarsana News

Cherokee's Incumbent State Legislators Fend Off Primary Challengers | Election

Four incumbent Cherokee County state lawmakers defeated primary challengers Tuesday night, one cruising to serve a second term and others now set to run another campaign for the November election,

Tech Group Asks Georgia Governor to Veto Age Verification Bill - Vimarsana News

Tech Group Asks Georgia Governor to Veto Age Verification Bill

NetChoice asked Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp to veto an age verification bill that targets social media networks and online pornography websites.

Source: avn.com
Georgia Awaits Governor's Decision on Stringent Social Media Parental Consent Bill - Vimarsana News

Georgia Awaits Governor's Decision on Stringent Social Media Parental Consent Bill

As the national debate on regulating social media usage among minors intensifies, Georgia stands at the threshold of enacting Senate Bill 351, a piece of legislation that could transform the way young Georgians engage with online platforms. The proposed law would require children under 16 to obtain parental consent before creating social media accounts and…

Georgia lawmakers approve to restrict social media use for kids - Vimarsana News

Georgia lawmakers approve to restrict social media use for kids

Georgia could join other states in requiring kids younger than 16 to have their parents’ explicit permission to create social media accounts.