Superior Ag opened a new $20 million dry fertilizer facility on September 1, 2026, to expand farmer access in Indiana and Kentucky. ^[1] Jeffersonville, Indiana, is located just over a 10-minute drive from Louisville, Kentucky, and features a historic downtown with river views. ^[2] Harmon caught a blue catfish weighing 72.75 pounds, which set a new West Virginia state record. ^[3] State officials with the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources confirmed the measurements of the catfish. ^[4] The record-breaking blue catfish measured 48.15 inches in length and had a girth of 33.5 inches. ^[5] Tyler Harmon, his father, and his son went fishing on the Ohio River in Ravenswood, West Virginia, on Friday evening. ^[6] Richard Lloyd said the recently completed $20 million project will help meet demand during peak seasons. ^[7] Richard Lloyd stated that the new facility has a storage capacity of 32,000 tons of dry fertilizer. ^[8] Richard Lloyd, president and CEO of Superior Ag, stated that the new Ohio River terminal could help increase access to dry fertilizer for farmers across the state. ^[9] Schimpff's Confectionery, established in 1891, is one of America's oldest family-owned candy businesses and hosts free live candy-making demos multiple times a day. ^[10] The NoCo Arts & Cultural District is a 22-acre section of downtown Jeffersonville overseen by Jeffersonville Public Arts, featuring a painted water tank and community workshops. ^[11] The Vintage Fire Museum features fire wagons and pumpers dating back to 1756, with admission priced at $10 for adults and $5 for children ages 3 to 15. ^[12]