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REX NELSON: Crossing the Red River

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We cross the Red River on our trip through south Arkansas on U.S. 82 and enter the community of Garland, often referred to by people in this area as Garland City. I consider this the Fried Catfish Capital of Southwest Arkansas due to the presence of two restaurants--Doc's and Westshore--that attract catfish eaters from across the region.

Source: The Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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