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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3 days ago |
scdailygazette.com | Jessica Holdman
COLUMBIA — A voter advocacy group and lawyers representing South Carolina’s General Assembly each made their case Tuesday to the state Supreme Court over whether the state’s post-census redrawing of congressional voting lines violate the state constitution.
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3 days ago |
pmg-sc.com | Jessica Holdman
The race to be South Carolina’s next governor has officially begun. Two Republicans — Josh Kimbrell, a state senator from the Upstate; and Alan Wilson, South Carolina’s longtime attorney general — formally announced their bids Monday in what promises to be a crowded run for the Governor’s Mansion in 2026. kAmw@FCD 367@C6 (:=D@? H2D D4965F=65 E@ >2<6 9:D 7@C>2= 2??@F?46>6?E 2E 2? 6G6?E :? 9:D 9@>6 4@F?EJ @7 {6I:?8E@?[ z:>3C6== >256 9:D 42>A2:8? @77:4:2= :? 2? 6\>2:= 3=2DE] %96 q@:=:?8 $AC:?8D #6AF3=:42?
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4 days ago |
scdailygazette.com | Jessica Holdman
The race to be South Carolina’s next governor has officially begun. Two Republicans — Josh Kimbrell, a state senator from the Upstate; and South Carolina’s longtime attorney general, Alan Wilson — formally announced their bids Monday in what promises to be a crowded run for the Governor’s Mansion in 2026. Hours before Wilson was scheduled to make his formal announcement at an event in his home county of Lexington, Kimbrell made his campaign official in an e-mail blast.
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4 days ago |
abcnews4.com | Jessica Holdman
GREENVILLE, S.C. (SC DAILY GAZETTE) — As many as 180 South Carolinians could be out of a job after Lockheed Martin announced it will lay off 10% of staff working in the global aerospace giant’s Greenville facility. The layoffs follow a decision by the United States Air Force not to continue a $900 million contract for maintenance and upgrades of the country’s fleet of F-16s.
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5 days ago |
scdailygazette.com | Jessica Holdman
COLUMBIA — South Carolina colleges continue to hold tuition steady for in-state students. The governing boards of both Clemson University and the University of South Carolina voted last week to freeze tuition rates for a sixth and seventh consecutive year, respectively. Other state schools, including the College of Charleston and Coastal Carolina University, are doing the same.
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