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Jeremy Long

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Jeremy Long is a writer and content creator based in Las Vegas. His bylines can be found in Matador Network, Hilton, Business Insider, Wanderlust Magazine, The Travel, TripSided, and more. He is the host of a weekly travel radio program called Unscaled Travel Show.

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Independence Day: Celebrate In Las Vegas | Travel | Hilton

Independence Day: Celebrate In Las Vegas | Travel | Hilton

Celebrate the Fourth of July in Las Vegas with free concerts, pool parties, fireworks, & more. Kick off the h…

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Mother's Day: Brunch in Las Vegas | Travel | Hilton

Mother's Day: Brunch in Las Vegas | Travel | Hilton

Celebrate Mother's Day with brunch in Las Vegas. Explore Las Vegas restaurants and make this Mother's Day one…

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The 10 Best Las Vegas Speakeasies and Hidden Bars (and How To Get In)

The 10 Best Las Vegas Speakeasies and Hidden Bars (and How To Get In)

The marketing says "What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas," but it's pretty damn hard to keep a secret in thi…

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These 10 Scenic Byways Are Some of the Most Beautiful Road Trips You Can Take in Texas

These 10 Scenic Byways Are Some of the Most Beautiful Road Trips You Can Take in Texas

aking a scenic Texas road trip is an unforgettable experience. There's a feeling of endless possibility that …

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How To Make the Most of Your Visit To the Las Vegas Mob Museum

How To Make the Most of Your Visit To the Las Vegas Mob Museum

The Mob Museum is on a unique mission. While Hollywood films have glamorized and serialized the role of the M…

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Skip Marfa for These True Small Town Texas Experiences

Skip Marfa for These True Small Town Texas Experiences

Texas is a giant state covering roughly 268,581 square miles of arid desert, perfectly textured mountains, em…

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New sports-centric exhibition to debut in Los Angeles in May

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By Jeremy Long
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Unlock the science behind sports at the California Science Center’s new GAME ON! Exhibition Families will soon have the opportunity to discover the science behind sports together. The California Science Center, the West Coast's largest hands-on science center hub, will soon unveil a new immersive exhibition that promises to enlighten both sports enthusiasts and curious minds.
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Explore cowboy core in Fort Worth

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By Jeremy Long
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While it tends to get overshadowed by Dallas, this Texas city has its own unmistakable charms. Legendary country singer Toby Keith said it best when he belted out, "I should've been a cowboy!" It seems that no matter where people grew up in the United States or how they view the world now as adults, there's something alluring, captivating, and decidedly All-American about our love for the Wild West.
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Five of the best towns in the U.S. to visit for holiday cheer

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By Jeremy Long
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Some U.S. towns don't just celebrate Christmas—they surrender to it entirely. There are places where Christmas isn't just a date but a full-blown sparkling madness wrapped in tinsel and twinkling lights. It's sometimes kitschy, a little over the top, but there's always an irresistible allure to their gumdrop-covered excess. There's a long list of places in the United States that do Christmas well, but only a handful of towns can claim to be the very best.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Sports intern. It was tough and I wasn't very good at it. But I'm happy I stuck with it.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes. And I worked at Blockbuster. So that makes me... very old.

How is social media changing news?

Social media continues to evolve how we consume news. It's a double-edged sword.