2026 Kentucky General Election

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Amy Stuber’s writing has appeared in The New England Review, Flash Fiction America, Ploughshares, The Idaho Review, Witness, The Common, Cincinnati Review, Triquarterly, American Short Fiction, Joyland, Copper Nickel, West Branch, and elsewhere. She was the recipient of the Missouri Review’s 2023 William Peden Prize in fiction, winner of the 2021 Northwest Review Fiction Prize, and runner-up for the 2022 CRAFT Short Fiction Prize. Her work received a special mention in Pushcart Prize XLIV, appeared on the Wigleaf Top 50 in 2021, has been nominated for Best of the Net, and appears in Best Small Fictions 2020 and 2023. She’s an editor at Split Lip Magazine.

About | Amy Stuber

Her short story collection, SAD GROWNUPS (Stillhouse Press) was published in October 2024 and won the PEN Robert W. Bingham Prize for Debut Short Story Collection. Amy Stuber’s work has appeared most recently in Electric Lit, Missouri Review, The Masters Review, The Common, and elsewhere. Her debut book, SAD GROWNUPS, was released from Stillhouse Press in October 2024.

Amy Lynn Stuber is an editor at Split Lip Magazine. Her short story collection, SAD GROWNUPS, was published by Stillhouse Press.

Amy Lynn Stuber (Lyndon City Council At-large, Kentucky ...

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Brent Hagan, Mayor
lyndonmayor@cityoflyndon.org
Susan Barto, Councilmember
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Becky Ricketts, Councilmember
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Mardy Sidebottom, Councilmember
M.Sidebottom@cityoflyndon.org
Vicki Stanley, Councilmember
V.Stanley@cityoflyndon.org
Amy Stuber, Councilmember
A.Stuber@cityoflyndon.org
Jenny Benner, Councilmember
J.Benner@cityoflyndon.org
Jim Yates, Councilmember
J.Yates@cityoflyndon.org

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Amy currently serves on the Lyndon City Council.

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Amy Lynn Stuber

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Ann Towles

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Becky Baxter Ricketts

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Camie N Popham

MUNICIPAL ORDER 8-25-14- iLocalNews Participation- A motion was made by Betsy Kramer, seconded by Carla Nalley to approve a Municipal Order 8-25-14. Discussion was held. Motion carried with 5 “aye” votes and 1 “nay” vote.

CITY OF LYNDON (COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES) — MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 2014 (PDF)

As a city council member, seconded a municipal order approving iLocalNews participation.

- As a city council member, seconded a municipal order approving iLocalNews participation.

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Carla S. Nalley

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Dana Isbell

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Dave Wegman

The wholesaler operates eight branches covering a three-state region. The Plumbers Supply downtown facility at 1000 E. Main St. in Louisville hired the management team and key employees from the former Builders Plumbing Supply in Bluegrass Park, including (left to right in photo below) Barry Faith, Troy McCool and Dean Samsel, to start up the new facility for Plumbers Supply.

Plumbers Supply Co. Opens East End Facility | Supply House Times

The Plumbers Supply downtown facility at 1000 E. Main St. in Louisville hired the management team and key employees from the former Builders Plumbing Supply in Bluegrass Park, including (left to right in photo below) Barry Faith, Troy McCool and Dean Samsel, to start up the new facility for Plumbers Supply.

Samsel helped start Builders Plumbing Supply's Louisville branch 16 years ago, serving in various capacities including branch manager and branch sales manager.

Dean Samsel previously served as a branch manager and branch sales manager for Builders Plumbing Supply's Louisville branch. He was hired to help start up Plumbers Supply's downtown Louisville facility.

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Dean Samsel

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Erika Allen

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James Kapp

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Jim Yates studied at Eastern Kentucky University and Jefferson State Community College.

Ten people were vying for a spot on Lyndon's seven-person city council. All but one of the incumbents ran for reelection and each retained their seat.

The sole new member of the council is Jim Yates.

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Jim Yates currently serves as a Lyndon City Council member. He was elected in 2024.

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Jim Yates currently serves as a Lyndon City Council member. He was first elected in 2024.

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Jim Yates

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Pitch in today to support Larry Owens for Lyndon City Council. Larry is a 35-year resident of Lyndon. He spent his professional career in public service as a social worker and educator. Larry excels in working collaboratively with others. As an experienced non-profit leader, he brings an in-depth understanding of organizational management and public policy. He is an ideal fit for the city council member role.

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Larry's professional career included work as a social worker and educator. He also served as a nonprofit leader.

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Larry Owens

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Sharon R. Morris

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Vicki Gammel Stanley

- City council members make up the legislative body of the city's government and are responsible for the public's health, safety, and welfare. Its legislative duties include enacting ordinances, levying taxes, and adopting a budget. 
- The city council has the authority to investigate all activities of the city government and its employees. 
- City councils in Kentucky typically have between 6 and 12 council members. They serve two-year terms except in Louisville and Lexington where some members serve four-year terms. 
- Council members can be elected to represent a single district or the city at-large. Elections take place in even-numbered years. 

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