Congressman Berry Photo Gallery

Congressman Berry talks with a worker at the Tenneco Plant in Paragould, Arkansas. The plant manager, Earl Hamlett, took Congressman Berry on a tour of the facility. (November 6, 2006)

Congressman Berry and then candidate for Governor, Mike Beebe, participate in a grand opening ceremony for Bad Boy Mowers in Melbourne, Arkansas. The company moved into a new facility previously occupied by Boeing. (October 30, 2006)

Congressman Berry participates in a ceremony dedicating the Batesville, Arkansas, National Guard Memorial. (October 15, 2006)

Congressman Berry addresses the agriculture community in Trumann, Arkansas, during the annual Judd Hill Cotton Field Day event. (August 31, 2006)

Congressman Berry visits the Harris Children's Clinic in Newport, Arkansas to participate in the Reach Out and Read program. (August 17, 2006)

Congressman Berry addresses the Jonesboro Chamber of Commerce during their Leadership Link luncheon. (August 10, 2006)

Congressman Berry lays a wreath in front of the Vietnam Veterans Moving Wall Memorial in Marion, Arkansas. (August 10, 2006)

Congressman Berry signs a banner for the American Cancer Society in Mountain Home, Arkansas. ASU Mountain Home Chancellor, Ed Coulter, later took the banner to Washington for display. (August 7, 2006)

Congressman Berry unveils his New Direction for America plan at a town hall meeting in Mountain Home, Arkansas. (August 7, 2006)

Congressman Berry presents a framed Congressional Record to the City of Marshall in honor of its Sesquecentennial Celebration. (June 3, 2006).

Congressman Berry welcomes residents to the Silver Anniversary of Newport's Portfest "Rollin' on the River" Festival. (June 2, 2006).

Congressman Berry meets with Shirley Williams, Charles Conklin, and Michael Taylor of Ag Heritage Farm Credit in Little Rock. (June 1, 2006)

Congressman Berry participates in a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Plum Point Energy Station in Osceola. (May 31, 2006)

Congressman Berry presents a framed Congressional Record Statement to Timothy Scott Adams in honor of his father. The statement will be preserved as a part of history in the Library of Congress. (May 31, 2006).

Congressman Berry tours the Anheuser-Busch processing facility just outside of Jonesboro. (May 30, 2006)

Congressman Berry and Brenda Ward of his Jonesboro Office ride one of the Jonesboro Economical Transit System (JETS)'s new buses during the unveiling of Jonesboro's first public transit system. (May 4, 2006)

Congressman Berry meets with Rebekah Lever, L.C. Ratchford, and Kathy Cockrum at Kathy's Sports Bar and Grill in Mountain Home. (May 6, 2006).

Congressman Berry meets with Alan Sugg, President of the University of Arkansas System during the grand opening ceremony of the Dr. Vasudevan Wellness Center and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Delta Arkansas Health Education Center. (April 19, 2006).

Congressman Berry addresses the audience during the grand opening ceremony of the Dr. Vasudevan Wellness Center and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Delta Arkansas Health Education Center (AHEC). (April 19, 2006)

Congressman Berry tours Bad Boy Mowers in Batesville with Robert Foster. (April 14, 2006)

Congressman Berry participates in the grand opening ceremony for Mark Martin Ford in Batesville, Arkansas. (April 14, 2006)

Congressman Berry poses for a picture with the recipients of the Thomas B. Goldsby Scholarship awards at Mid-South Community College in West Memphis. Tommy and Sandy Goldsby, seated in front, present the awards to the areas brightest high school students. (April 13, 2006)

Congressman Berry tours Denso Manufacturing Inc. in Osceola to learn more about the company's impact on the local economy and goals for future growth and development. (April 12, 2006)

Congressman Berry stops by the Ozark Folk Center in Mountain View to visit with local artisans (March 23, 2006)

Congressman Berry visits Mid-South Community College to participate in the grand opening of the new Workforce Technology Center where students will train for careers in the automotive industry. Also pictured are Arkansas Attorney General Mike Beebe (left) and Mid-South Community College President Dr. Glen Fenter (right). (March 23, 2006)

Congressman Berry surveys storm damage with Charles Bell Jr. and Mark Ellis of Bell Flying Service in Jackson County. The county suffered over a million dollars in property damage after a series of severe storms. (March 10, 2006)

Congressman Berry and Arkansas State Representative Dustin McDaniel pause for a photo with members of the Boys and Girls club of Wynne, Arkansas. (February 26, 2006)

Congressman Berry talks with farmers and rice producers in Paragould, Arkansas, during the annual Rice and Soybean Production Meeting. (February 10, 2006)

Congressman Berry poses with Pete Johnson of the Delta Regional Authority and Sylvester Smith from Governor Huckabee's office to announce an automobile training grant for MidSouth Community College. (February 9, 2006)

Congressman Berry joins local leaders from Monroe County at a dedication for a veterans' monument in Brinkley, Arkansas. (January 30, 2006)

Congressman Marion Berry speaks at a press conference at the Park West Pharmacy in Little Rock with Arkansas House Speaker-Designate Benny Petrus, Congressman Mike Ross, and Arkansas Senate Majority Leader Percy Malone. The group called on President Bush to reimburse the state of Arkansas for individuals who lost coverage during the transition to the Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit. (January 13, 2006)

Congressman Berry brings the Ranking Member of the House Agriculture Committee to Stuttgart to meet with Arkansas farmers about the upcoming Farm Bill. Farmers came from across the 1st Congressional district to share their concerns and provide input to one of the leaders in agricultural policy. (January 13, 2006)

Congressman Berry meets with civics students from Green County Tech Junior High School, where he talked about some of the projects he is working on in Washington. The Congressman decided to visit the students after receiving letters from them on a number of issues important to the community. (January 5, 2006)

Congressmen Marion Berry and John Boozman participate in a ceremony with former Chairman of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Forrest Wood, current members of the Commission, and elected leaders, to announce victory in releasing minimum flows along the White River. The Congressmen secured language to move the project forward and boost tourism in North Central Arkansas. (November 30, 2005)

U.S. Congressman Berry addresses an audience at the annual meeting of the Mississippi Valley Flood Control Association in St. Louis. As a member of the House Energy and Water Appropriations Subcommittee, Berry talked about his work to increase funding for flood control projects throughout the Arkansas Delta. (December, 9, 2005)

Congressman Berry delivers the keynote address during the Blytheville Chamber of Commerce's November luncheon. The Congressman talked about his work to improve the agriculture and steel industries in Arkansas. (November 14, 2005)

Congressman Berry addresses farmers during a Farm Bill listening session in Stuttgart. The Arkansas Farm Bureau put the event together so farmers could discuss their concerns with the Congressman, and Senators Blanche Lincoln and Mark Pryor. (November 11, 2005)

Congressman Berry delivers the keynote address during the Cabot Veteran's Day celebration. (November 11, 2005)

Congressman Berry meets with constituents at the 15th Annual Parker Homestead Festival in White Hall. Tourists flock to Poinsett County every year to tour the homestead and enjoy the festival's crafts, music, and reenactments of pioneer life. (October 17, 2005)

Congressman Berry and his wife, Carolyn Berry, meet with constituents at the annual Rector Labor Day Parade. The parade is a popular tradition in Rector and attracts individuals from all across the state for the weekend of festivities.

Congressman Berry chats with Bruce Burrow of Jonesboro during a luncheon at Arkansas State University. The university and area business leaders held the luncheon to honor Congressman Berry for his work in securing funds for a new Caraway overpass. (October 13, 2005)

Congressman Berry meets with Brad Belew, Ashton, and Osceola Mayor Dickie Kennemore during a town hall meeting in Osceola. (October 12, 2005)

Congressman Berry cuts the ribbon at a grand opening ceremony for a new building that will house Arkansas State University at Newport's Commercial Driver Training Program. He is joined by other local leaders including ASUN Chancellor Dr. Larry Williams, State Representative Tommy Dickenson, former State Senator Kaneaster Hodges, and Newport Mayor David Stewart.

Congressman Berry joins local leaders in Jonesboro for a grand opening ceremony of the new Jonesboro Family Health Center. The facility provides primary health care services to Jonesboro residents as well as education on healthy behavior.

Congressman Marion Berry joins Highland Mayor David Shackelford and other city officials in a groundbreaking ceremony for the city's new sewer project that will service over 500 homes and businesses. The city received funding for the project from USDA Rural Development and the Arkansas Natural Resources Commission.

Congressman Berry addresses a crowd in Highland to celebrate the groundbreaking of a $4.5 million sewer project. The Congressman worked with officials at USDA Rural Development to secure part of the funding for the project.

Congressman Berry meets with the men and women of Arkansas National Guard and Reserves on their return from Iraq. The Welcome Home Ceremony at War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock honored as many as 7,500 troops.

Congressman Berry presented the City of Clarendon with a check for $64,287 to purchase a back up generator for the city's water plant in the case of loss of electricity. On hand for the check presentation were (from left) LaVonne McDonald of Central Arkansas Planning and Development District; Frank Haynes of Rural Development; Mayor Don Boshers; and Congressman Marion Berry.

SFC Terry K. Long (R) and SFC John W. Putt III (L), both members of the 1123rd Transportation Company Truckmasters' Section, Arkansas National Guard that deployed to Operations Iraqi Freedom, presented Congressman Marion Berry (D-AR, 1st) with an Arkansas State Flag that was flown at Camp Dogwood, Iraq on May 28, 2003. According to Mr. Putt, "this is being presented for [Berry's] outstanding support and care of the Arkansas Guardsman." The presentation was made in Congressman Berry's Jonesboro office on August 19, 2004

Congressman Berry tours the Nucor-Yamato plant in Blytheville (May 13, 2003)