Dear Friends,
Spring break season in central Arkansas means visiting Washington, D.C. for a lot of Arkansas families. We had a full office filled with parents and children visiting our nation's capital, seeing historical sites, and learning about our nation's rich history. Reconnected with old friends and made new ones, and I appreciate everyone who came to Washington this week and stopped by my office to say hello and grab a rice crispy treat.
Trinity United Methodist from Little Rock brought a large group of 23 Arkansans to tour the U.S. Capitol during their spring break trip. For some, this was their first time in D.C.!
The Fish family came all the way to Washington from Conway to take advantage of a special spring break treat for their kids – and they even made a visit to the House Gift Shop for some souvenirs.
Good to see the Kingsborough family of Little Rock. Scott, who is the President of SJC Enterprises in Arkansas, has been a good friend of mine over the years, and I enjoyed visiting with him and his wife, Karen, and son, Cole.
For World Down Syndrome on Wednesday - I wore bright, striped socks to bring awareness to how special and wonderful our children with Down Syndrome are to us. Watch the video here.
Proud of the over 50 runners who recently embarked on a 146 mile run for Arkansas Run For the Fallen. They dedicated each mile they ran to an Arkansas hero that has died defending our country since September 11, 2001. Thank you Angela Bolden Beason and Bubba Beason for your commitment to Arkansas's fallen service members.
Agriculture is Arkansas’s largest industry! Representative Rick Crawford and I talked about the important role agriculture plays in our state and across the country on Agriculture Day.
It's not every day that you bump into your cousin and her family in D.C. The Landrums from Little Rock came to the Capitol for a tour. It was good to visit with my cousin, Betty, her husband, Wally, and their children, Wallace and Josie.
It is a privilege to share these updates with you. Thank you for taking time to keep up with the work I'm doing on your behalf.
If you and your family are visiting Washington, D.C. and would like to go on a Capitol tour, please reach out to my office at (501) 324-5941 or go to my website at hill.house.gov.
Sincerely,
Representative French Hill |
