Greg Lehman

Chief Photographer at Walla Walla Union-Bulletin

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Articles

Off the vine: From patrons to winemakers celebrate Spring Release

1 week ago | union-bulletin.com | Greg Lehman

Wine connoisseurs as well as those still developing their tasting pallets gathered in the Walla Walla Valley during Spring Release Weekend on Saturday, May 3, to sample the latest products off the vine. Tags
Photos: Community of Weston gathers for Easter egg hunt

3 weeks ago | union-bulletin.com | Greg Lehman

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Walla Walla Rotary dedicates second peace pole

1 month ago | union-bulletin.com | Greg Lehman

Following Walla Walla Noon Rotary's second annual Cultivate Peace Conference on Saturday, April 12, the organization dedicated a second peace pole in the city. The pole is now at Heritage Square near the Friendship Bridge on South Spokane Street and is meant to represent inclusive peace among all people. Thousands of peace poles have been planted around the world. Jan Corn, co-chair of Rotary's peace committee, said peace poles were the most prominent international symbol and monument of peace.
128 participate in fifth annual Walla Walla 6 Hour at Bennington Lake

1 month ago | union-bulletin.com | Greg Lehman

The fifth annual Walla Walla 6 Hour took place Saturday, April 12, at Bennington Lake. Participants numbered 128 women, ranging in ages from 21 to 84, and coming from throughout the Pacific Northwest region.
Remembering sights, sounds and sacrifices of World War II

1 month ago | union-bulletin.com | Greg Lehman

2025 marks the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II. The Walla Walla Choral Society joined the talents of Walla Walla Valley Bands to honor and celebrate veterans and to spotlight the music during a program called "Remembering WWII — 80 Years" on Sunday, March 23, at Cordiner Hall on the Whitman College campus. Tags
Creating a portrait: Author pieces life together of early Walla Walla resident Carmelita Colón

1 month ago | union-bulletin.com | Greg Lehman

Author and actress Ana Maria Campoy created a vibrant portrait of Carmelita Colón during a dramatic reading of several scenes from her play "Carmelita" at the Walla Walla Public Library on Saturday, March 22. Carmelita Colón was a Walla Walla resident during the 1860s gold rush.
Sheriff’s deputy: 1 confirmed dead in helicopter crash south of Dayton

1 month ago | union-bulletin.com | Greg Lehman |Kate Smith |Jeremy Burnham

One person was reported dead after a helicopter crashed into a power transmission line about five miles south of Dayton, a Columbia County Sheriff's deputy said at the scene. The crash occurred about 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 19, off South Touchet Road and caused a widespread outage in the Dayton area, said Sarah Boudrieau, Columbia County Sheriff’s Office Chief Civil Deputy. The deputy at the scene said the pilot was the only occupant in the helicopter.
Photos: Walla Walla Guitar Festival rocks downtown

2 months ago | union-bulletin.com | Greg Lehman

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WWCC's women's basketball team in Tri-Cities at postseason tournament

2 months ago | union-bulletin.com | Greg Lehman

Walla Walla Community College's 2024-25 women's basketball team is in a postseason Northwest Athletic Conference Championship Tournament Sweet 16 playoff as the Warriors take on Centralia at the Columbia Basin College arena in Pasco. The Warriors go on to win, 63-29.
A toast to the Southside

2 months ago | union-bulletin.com | Greg Lehman

Weather cooperated as wineries on the south side of Walla Walla were calling all locals for some great wine at a nice discount this past weekend from Friday, Feb. 28, through Sunday, March 2. The 2025 version of Locals Weekend on the Walla Walla South Side featured 32 wineries in Washington and Oregon and offered 20% off purchases for all locals.