Below are images from the Boucher For Congress Photo Gallery

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Congressman Boucher celebrating the completion of construction of the Allison's Gap Watewater plant.	After a long day of work.	Rick and his wife Amy at the Blue Ridge Music Center to celebrate the openning of a network of trails adjacent to the Center.	Congressman Boucher speaking at New River Community College.
Rick is joined by Dickenson County Supporters.	Rick and his friend, Grayson County Treasurer Junior Young.	The deployment of broadband technology is important to our region's economic development goals. Here, Rick is pictured with Lebanon Mayor Tony Dodi as they celebrate a significat step in broadband deployment.	Rick has secured more than $90 million to undertake the Grundy Flood and Highway Redvelopment Project. The funding is being used to construct a ringwall to protect the Town of Grundy from flooding, construct the Route 460 Bypass and to provide new space for business growth in the downtown area.
Rick met with the "Mayberry Deputy" recently at the Food City 500 in Bristol.	Rick visited Big Stone Gap in the aftermath the tornado which affected the community in March 2008.	Rick speaks at Barack Obama's Town Hall Meeting in Lebanon.	Rick and Senator Obama listen as a supporter addresses the audience.
Barack Obama and Rick Boucher	Senator Barack Obama and Congressman Rick Boucher listen as former Governor Mark Warner addresses the crowd at a recent Town Hall Meeting in Bristol.	Senator Obama address Southwest Virginia residents at a recent Town Hall meeting in Bristol.	Construction recently began on a new cellular phone tower in Pound, Virginia. Rick was joined by officials from Wise County and Alltel at a groundbreaking event.
Rick stands on the front-stretch of Bristol Motor Speedway prior to the start of the Food City 500.	Rick joins members of the Radford Police Department at the groundbreaking for the new Radford Public Safety Building.	Governor Tim Kaine and Congressman Rick Boucher	Rick discusses the campaign with supporters in Montgomery County.