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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Jingle all the way on 5 holiday train rides in Nevada
Family-friendly train rides are available throughout Nevada year-round, but the state’s historic rail lines go all out for the holidays.
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Warm up this winter at Nevada’s authentic Basque dinner houses
From a Basque restaurant that survived prohibition to a sports bar with Basque-style tapas, here are eight places in Nevada to dine on this authentic European cuisine.
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Every December, this Nevada town becomes a real-life winter wonderland
The former mining boomtown Virginia City, Nevada transforms into a Victorian-style holiday celebration every year from Dec. 1 to 31.
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What to know about the 5 ski resorts in Nevada
Whether you’re a beginner, intermediate, or advanced skier, here’s what you need to know about the five ski resorts in Nevada.
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Thanksgiving to-go is easy as pie at these 8 Las Vegas restaurants
Pre-order your Thanksgiving meal to-go from these 8 local Las Vegas and Henderson restaurants.
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Go vegan in Vegas at these 10 highly rated restaurants
From fine-dining to grab-and-go, check out these 10 vegan restaurants in Las Vegas.
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What to know about the Native American tribes that call Nevada home
Learn about the 21 federally recognized Native American tribes that live in Nevada, from reservations to politics.
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5 Surprising Exotic Pets That Are Legal in Nevada
From Komodo dragons to camels, here’s a closer look at five exotic pets you can legally own in Nevada.
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10 books set in Nevada to add to your TBR pile
For a well-rounded retrospective of some of the state’s many stories, read these 10 books set in Nevada.
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Despite what some politicians say, voter fraud is exceptionally rare in Nevada
There has never been any evidence of widespread voter fraud in any election in Nevada. Even The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think-tank, shows just four criminal convictions for election fraud in Nevada since 2016.
