Jessica Holdman
Business Reporter at Post and Courier
Reporter at South Carolina Daily Gazette
Reporter for @SCDailyGazette - Midwestern by birth; SC by marriage - Fmr: @postandcourier, @bistrib, @spokesmanreview, @greeleytribune, @mujschool
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5 days ago |
indexjournal.com | Jessica Holdman
COLUMBIA — South Carolina legislators wrapped up a pair of bills in the final days of the legislative session that, a week before, seemed doubtful of becoming law this year. Without agreements reached on liquor insurance relief for restaurants and a sweeping energy package that paves the way for a new gas-fired power plant in the Lowcountry, accomplishments for the 2025 could have been short.
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6 days ago |
golaurens.com | Jessica Holdman
COLUMBIA — South Carolina legislators wrapped up a pair of bills in the final days of the legislative session that, a week before, seemed doubtful of becoming law this year. Without agreements reached on liquor insurance relief for restaurants and a sweeping energy package that paves the way for a new gas-fired power plant in the Lowcountry, accomplishments for the 2025 could have been short.
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6 days ago |
scdailygazette.com | Jessica Holdman
by Jessica Holdman, SC Daily Gazette May 8, 2025 COLUMBIA — South Carolina legislators wrapped up a pair of bills in the final days of the legislative session that, a week before, seemed doubtful of becoming law this year. Without agreements reached on liquor insurance relief for restaurants and a sweeping energy package that paves the way for a new gas-fired power plant in the Lowcountry, accomplishments for the 2025 could have been short.
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6 days ago |
yahoo.com | Jessica Holdman
The South Carolina Statehouse pictured on Friday, March 28, 2025. (Photo by Jessica Holdman/SC Daily Gazette)COLUMBIA — South Carolina legislators wrapped up a pair of bills in the final days of the legislative session that, a week before, seemed doubtful of becoming law this year.
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1 week ago |
newsfromthestates.com | Jessica Holdman
COLUMBIA — A sweeping energy package billed as necessary to meeting South Carolina’s power needs amid rapid industrial and population growth is headed to the governor’s desk. The legislation faced more pushback in the Senate on Wednesday, a week after the House removed — with little discussion — measures meant to safeguard consumers and landowners. The bill ultimately passed, however, after senators spent roughly four hours venting their frustrations over the changes.
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