Aleza Freeman is a Las Vegas born and based travel, tourism, and culture writer covering Sin City and greater Nevada. Her work has appeared in AARP Magazine, KNPR’s Desert Companion, Haute Living, and Nevada Magazine.
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From the White House to Area 51: Why Nevada is the center of the alien universe right now
Search for the truth about aliens and check out E.T.-themed attractions in Nevada, a hotbed for UFO sightings.
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5 places to celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Las Vegas
From fully-loaded fiestas filled with food, drinks, and mariachi music to a family-friendly fun run, Cinco de Mayo is a festive affair in Las Vegas.
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7 places to try Peru’s national dish, ceviche, in Las Vegas
Taste a bite of Peru at one of these eateries in Las Vegas serving authentic ceviche for less than $30.
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Nevada’s Spanish place names & the stories behind them
Nodding to snowy mountain ranges and cottonwood trees, many places in Nevada have Spanish names (including the state itself!).
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Long before the rodeo, there was the Charreada—and it’s still alive in Nevada
From riding to roping and reining to heeling, local charrería teams carry on the folkloric tradition of charreada in Nevada.
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Why is Reno called the Biggest Little City?
Have you ever asked yourself, “Why is Reno called the Biggest Little City? It all has to do with a growing town, a contest, and a street-spanning arch.
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Nevada unions are still making history—here’s the proof
Despite declining membership rates, Nevada labor unions ensure rights and protections for 166,000 workers in the Silver State.
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This is your sign to take a moonlit hike in Valley of Fire State Park
See a sky full of stars, nocturnal wildlife, and more on a guided or self-guided moonlit hike at Valley of Fire State Park.
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15 summer festivals in Nevada to look forward to
The summer months bring a slew of exciting festivals to Nevada, including music, psychic readings, heritage, honey, and barbecue.
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How Reno became the ‘Divorce Capital of the World’
Reno’s reputation as one of the speediest divorce mills during the first half of the 20th century helped shape the city as we see it today.
