Casey Feindt

Breaking News, Digital Content Strategy, SEO

United States

A breaking news junkie and expert at digital strategy, Casey's words have appeared in The Florida Times-Union newspaper, U.S. News & World Report, United Press International, Emerald Coast Magazine, USA TODAY, Yahoo News, Elite Daily, Tallahassee Magazine and more.

Casey earned two bachelor's degrees in English and International Affairs from Florida State University. She now lives in Jacksonville with her husband, two children and two dogs that believe they are cats.

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firstcoastnews.com
01/18/2023
Document reveals names of hundreds of people granted special badge access to JSO facilities

Some of the guests of the sheriff are categorized as being part of the "Sheriff's Circle" in the document. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The video attached to this story is from a previous, related report. Former Jacksonville City Councilmembers, CEOs and business leaders are among the hundreds of people that were granted special badge access to Jacksonville Sheriff's Office facilities over the past decade.

firstcoastnews.com
01/16/2023
Victory Meal | Here's what Trevor Lawrence ordered at Waffle House

Waffle House staff say it was a welcome surprise to see Trevor Lawrence and his teammates walk in after the big game. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Hours after the Jacksonville Jaguars punched their ticket to the AFC Divisional playoff round, several players were spotted eating at the Jacksonville Beach Waffle House in true Duval County fashion.

firstcoastnews.com
06/03/2022
Planetary conga line to light up the Florida sky

In the southeastern predawn sky, you'll be able to spot Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn all in a row. The event peaks June 3. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Five planets will be lined up in the sky this June in a rare planetary conga line of sorts.

firstcoastnews.com
09/07/2022
Military, first responders and teachers sail free on Margaritaville cruise

Active and veteran military, first responders, law enforcement officers and educators sail free on the Margaritaville at Sea cruise to the Bahamas. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - (Editor's Note: The video above is from an unrelated story) Need a vacation? Active and veteran military, first responders, law enforcement officers and educators sail free on the Margaritaville at Sea cruise to the Bahamas.

firstcoastnews.com
12/29/2021
'A very strange symptom': Expert says more people are reporting this symptom of the Omicron variant

Some other lesser known symptoms include vomiting, lack of appetite, nausea and diarrhea according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Omicron cases on the rise nationwide. The variant shares symptoms with allergies and other illnesses, which in the middle of cold and flu season, is making things even more complicated when trying to figure out what you have.

firstcoastnews.com
12/02/2021
Internet sleuths work to uncover 'missing pieces' in Kimberly Kessler murder case

Every member has their own reasons for participating. For some, the morbid and oftentimes deranged details of the case piqued an insatiable curiosity. NASSAU COUNTY, Fla. - Pages of court documents, tips, evidence and potential leads plaster a Facebook group made up of thousands of amateur web sleuths who are searching for answers in the disappearance of Joleen Cummings.

firstcoastnews.com
05/26/2022
'Van Zant House,' childhood home of Lynyrd Skynyrd, .38 Special is up for sale

If you're a fan of the band, there's some interesting music memorabilia throughout the home and a retro telephone just three steps towards the door. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - (Editor's Note: The video above is from a previous story) In Birmingham, they love the governor and in Jacksonville, well, they love Lynyrd Skynyrd.

firstcoastnews.com
06/19/2021
Opinion: Orange Crush proves Jacksonville still has work to do

Dozens of local businesses closed up shop completely during the festival because apparently, people are more scared of Orange Crush than they are of hurricanes. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - (Editor's Note: This article has been corrected to show that Fly's Tie was not closed or at reduced capacity.)

Tallahasseemagazine
Southern Charm Beckons in Tallahassee

(page 1 of 2) In March of 2015, one of Tallahassee's oldest homes reopened its doors as the Park Avenue Inn. An elegant antebellum mansion, it offers guests the opportunity to experience unparalleled Southern elegance. Brilliantly illuminated, chic and spacious, you never would guess that the building is nearly 175 years old.

Tallahasseemagazine
Refined Venue Sates Appetites for Asian

Lawrence Davidson Masa, a regular Best of Tallahassee award winner, combines Asian cuisine, a welcoming ambience and impeccable service to consistently exceed customer expectations. What began as a concept in the mind of local restaurateur Lucy Ho has blossomed into one of the Capital City's most favored Asian fusion restaurants.

Tallahasseescene
Leon Pub, Tallahassee's Best Watering Hole

Hidden in plain sight, the Leon Pub off of Sixth Street is truly a beer lover's Nirvana. Its rustic charm, exquisite beer selection and charismatic crowd provides a refreshing setting compared to jam-packed and overrated college bars full of PBR-chugging freshmen. Open since 1994, Leon caters to the sophisticated beer drinker while maintaining a completely casual, dive-bar type atmosphere.

Tallahasseemagazine
Sleep Tight. Don't Let the ...

Forget About What's Under Your Bed - It's What Lives in It That's the Real Problem There's nothing better than coming home from a long day and curling up in a comfy bed. It's a place where we relax and decompress before slowly drifting off to dreamland.

Tallahasseemagazine
Radio Man Succeeding in Visual Media

Alicia Osborne Bill Kelly Best known for his work with 94.9 TNT, Tallahassee resident and former disc jockey Bill Kelly is well on his way to making a name for himself in the world of acting. Appearing in dozens of films and television shows including "Bloodline," "Pain and Gain" and "Ballers," Kelly is quickly becoming a familiar face in Tallahassee and beyond.

Tallahasseescene
01/12/2015
Business Behind The Books - TallahasseeScene

Let's take a step into the past. You're in college, but it's the year 1975. You're submerged in a sea of polyester, bright colors and David Bowie. You work about 20 hours a week in a pizza shop, making the minimum wage of $2.10 an hour.

Tallahasseemagazine
After a Shady Start, This E-Currency Is Going Mainstream

Bitcoin, often called "the currency of the future," has begun to revolutionize the way a growing number of people think about money. Never heard of it? You aren't alone, but you're likely to encounter this cybercurrency before long. Increasingly, it seems that Bitcoin will outlast debates about its legitimacy and establish itself as a viable exchange medium in the financial marketplace.