Jaime Skelton

Jaime Skelton is a Regional Digital Managing Editor for Townsquare Media serving Tri-Cities, Yakima, and Wenatchee, Washington. She has worked in online publishing for 14 years as a writer and editor, initially covering the video game industry but now covering local news in Central and Eastern Washington. She has a particular passion for environmental issues.

Let’s Make The Ultimate Washington State Pretzel Necklace

Combine unique and authentically local Washington foods on a snack necklace made for Oktoberfest (and other beer festivals).

One Small Fly Will Change Everything We Know About The Brain

Major publications are excitedly sharing news about a fruit fly brain. But why should you care?

Niceholes are going to get Washington State drivers killed

If you're in the habit of these "nice" gestures while driving, please stop before someone gets hurt.

What is the origin of the name Wenatchee?

Learn the history of the name Wenatchee, its connection to native peoples of the region, and its possible meanings.

Does Bigfoot WHOOP in the woods? A strange Washington encounter

Do you believe Bigfoot (Sasquatch) exists - and if so, is it whooping in the woods? Read this hiker's tale and tell us what you think.

Watch: Famous YouTuber showcases amazing views climbing Mount Rainier

Watch this famous mountain climber ascend our beloved Mount Rainier.

Hunters Must Know These Game Import Rules In Washington State

WDFW spells out the rules of importing game meat, hide, and trophies in order to prevent chronic wasting disease.

RECALL ALERT: Raw Dog Food Recalled For Salmonella, Listeria in Washington

This raw pet food sold in Washington and online may be contaminated with salmonella or listeria and should be disposed of.

The Most Devastating Natural Disasters in Washington State History

Learn more about some of the well known natural disasters in Washington State history, including some that hold national records.

Best Washington Hikes to See Stunning Larch Trees This Fall

The season for the changing of colors is here - and in true Washington style, that means enjoying the golden colors of the larch tree. Check out our guide with the most recommended trails by hikers.