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Madison Scrivano

(She/Her)
San Diego
As seen in: MSN, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, Yahoo News Malaysia, Aol, Flipboard, WorldAtlas, Explore.com, The Cougar Chronicle
Covers:  Unique Travel Destinations, Food Tourism, Budget Travel, Interviews, "How-to", Best of
Doesn't Cover: Politics

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Madison Scrivano’s Biography

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My name is Madison and I have worked as a writer for the last decade. I began my career in 2014, becoming the Arts & Entertainment editor for my college newspaper, and from there started a successful travel blog showcasing activities in and around Southern California. In 2019 I moved to Spain and spent five years traveling and writing about my experiences. I continue to fuel my passion for traveling as a News Writer for Static Media's Explore site, as well as other freelance writing outlets.

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7 Perfect Destinations for a Long Weekend in Louisiana

7 Perfect Destinations for a Long Weekend in Louisiana

Explore seven charming Louisiana towns rich in Cajun and Creole culture, historic sites, scenic bayous, beach…

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Hikers Share Their Favorite Trails In California's Pinnacles National Park - Explore

Hikers Share Their Favorite Trails In California's Pinnacles National Park - Explore

There is no better way to take in the sights and sounds of this wondrous park than through hiking. We combed …

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9 Overlooked Towns In West Virginia Worth Visiting

9 Overlooked Towns In West Virginia Worth Visiting

A closer look at nine overlooked West Virginia towns where history, riverfront settings, rail heritage, and o…

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Oregon's Coastal Resort City Boasts A Historic Promenade Offering Shops And Scenic Views - Explor...

Oregon's Coastal Resort City Boasts A Historic Promenade Offering Shops And Scenic Views - Explor...

Seaside, Oregon, is home to countless shops and restaurants, all within walking distance of its oceanfront pr…

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8 Unforgettable Small Towns to Visit in Rhode Island

8 Unforgettable Small Towns to Visit in Rhode Island

From Block Island to Bristol, Rhode Island's most peaceful small towns blend coastal beauty, colonial history…

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6 Best Kentucky Towns For A Weekend Trip

6 Best Kentucky Towns For A Weekend Trip

Kentucky's small towns offer bourbon trails, folk art, historic sites, and scenic stays. These six destinatio…

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8 Prettiest Main Streetscapes In Washington

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By Madison Scrivano
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Washington's small-town downtowns cover a surprising range of styles. Port Townsend has grand Victorian commercial blocks left over from its 1890s port ambitions. Leavenworth was rebuilt in Bavarian style in the 1960s to save a dying timber town. Roslyn's two-block brick storefront stretch traces back to a coal-mining past. Walla Walla pairs preserved 19th-century architecture with one of the country's top wine regions.
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8 Underrated Maine Towns Worth the Drive in 2026

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By Madison Scrivano
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Maine's rugged coastlines and centuries-old maritime heritage make it stand out as both an escape and an adventure. In Rockland, visitors can stroll past renowned art at the Farnsworth Art Museum and walk the long granite breakwater to the iconic Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse. Meanwhile, the river town of Hallowell offers a lovely downtown with lively music venues and scenic views along the Kennebec River.
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7 Perfect Destinations for a Long Weekend in Louisiana

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By Madison Scrivano
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With the heavy influences of French and Spanish cultures on its food, architecture, and art, Louisiana is a state that must be experienced at least once. There is no better way to do that than by exploring seven of its small towns, each having its own big personality. Set along rivers, bayous, and coastal shores, these destinations offer visitors an up-close look at Cajun and Creole culture, historic landmarks, and scenic outdoor escapes.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

An editor at my college newspaper

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No

How is social media changing news?

People are constantly fed new stories every day, and it's changing it because it's not always accurate on social media.