Herald/Christina Stuart

The Lewis and Clark bicentennial is being celebrated at TRAC in Pasco with a traveling exhibit called "End of Our Voyage" that depicts the adventures the pioneers had in Washington. The free exhibit is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Sept. 25.

In the footsteps of Lewis & Clark - A weekly feature about the Lewis & Clark Expedition

Where technology meet history - from August 5, 2003
Canine guardian accompanied Lewis and Clark into wilderness - from August 4, 2003
Explorers were anglers, too - from July 5, 2003
Tri-City group marks a trail - from June 18, 2003
Train trekking - from June 8, 2003
Follow Lewis and Clark on the water - from June 4, 2003
Opening the West Professor says Lewis and Clark legacy has grown over the years - from May 15, 2003
Kennewick needs bond for projects - from May 4, 2003
Sacajawea Park upgrades wait on construction budget - from April 25, 2003
Museum director traces Lewis, Clark - from April 22, 2003
Carousel plan set in motion - from March 13, 2003
Tribes to create coin pouches - from February 9, 2003
Celebration of many voices - from February 9, 2003
Weekend events launch Lewis, Clark bicentennial - from January 20, 2003
Exploring History - from January 17, 2003
Lewis, Clark events set to start - from January 13, 2003
Events over several years - from January 13, 2003
Retracing the steps of Lewis and Clark - from January 12, 2003
Tri-Cities preparing for Trail Tourists - from November 8, 2002
Group redescovers Lewis and Clark trail - from September 26, 2002
Study of park status for Lewis and Clark sites OK'd - from July 9, 2002
Heritage tourism gains in popularity - from June 2, 2002
Sacajawea to be renovated - from May 24, 2002
Interior to study Lewis, Clark stops as national parks - from April 30, 2002
Fitting Lewis and Clark's travels with NW geology fascinating - from July 15, 2001
Explorer get promotion after almost 200 years - from January 18, 2001
Sacagawea's son's grave rededicated in Oregon - from June 26, 2000