Oregon Public Broadcasting: UNFINISHED JOURNEY: THE LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION
This innovative, 13-part radio series commemorates the 200th anniversary of the Lewis and Clark expedition that urges listeners to explore the profound impact the expedition had on American history - and most interestingly, how it greatly affects our lives even today.
Special Report with The Oregonian - Portland, OR
Also Oregonian Columnist, David Sarasohn, has recently released a small collection of essays entitled Waiting for Lewis and Clark: The Bicentennial and the Changing West (see: Journalist/historian chronicles the planning of the Lewis and Clark expedition bicentennial).
A Seattle Post-Intelligencer Special Series: Into the Northwest
Follow along as the Bicentennial Commemoration makes it's way Into the Northwest by reading and viewing images from this special online series by Pulitzer Prize winning editorial cartoonist and columnist, David Horsey. Horsey relays his experiences through prose, photography and his wonderful cartoons, as he encounters: re-enactors, Native American Nations, treks through mountain ranges, and navigation through the Columbia River valley on the way to the Pacific.
Special Coverage by The Columbian - Vancouver, WA
The Columbian will mark 37 of the Corps of Discovery's days in the Oregon-Washington area with stories and vignettes about the explorers, one published each day through their arrival at the ocean. The coverage will include the national bicentennial commemoration called "Destination: the Pacific," Nov. 11-15, based at Ilwaco and Astoria, Ore. The Columbian's coverage will resume Nov. 28-Dec. 11 when a big national exhibit called Corps of Discovery II comes to Vancouver.
Salem, Oregon Statesman Journal Special Report
Statesman Journal sports editor James Day, his family and photographer Thomas Patterson visited some of the sites of the famed Lewis and Clark expedition on the Washington side of the Columbia River. This link offers more artciles and special features by the Statesman Journal.
Statesman Journal: 'Lewis and Clark Weather' Attends Bicentennial
Authentic weather, similar to what Lewis and Clark experienced 200 years ago, was on hand for the opening ceremonies of the eleventh Signature Event of the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial. – Destination: The Pacific.
