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By Gordon Woodworth, Chronicle News Editor

“As of now, my intentions are to run for supervisor,” Republican Rachel Seeber, 40, told The Chronicle Tuesday, setting up a possible race in 2017 against two-term incumbent Democrat John Strough, 65.

We contacted Ms. Seeber after hearing from several sources that she was mulling a run. Last November she won her second two-year term as a Queensbury at-large county supervisor.

Mr. Strough, who …

Women in Business issue Ed Moore buys Queensbury Hotel. Boat show buzz. Bald Eagle vs. Osprey. Spring is for Prom. Rachel Seeber eyeing Queensbury Supervisor run. Glens Falls Hospital starts orthopedic practice. Rocco’s family buys another Glen Street building. $15 minimum wage. Looking for the arts, concerts, etc.? The Chronicle has the region’s best Arts & Entertainment section!

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Our Easter issue Great Upstate Boat Show April 1-3 at the Dome. $15 minimum wage clash. Sutton’s Marketplace for sale. Christian holy sites, Jerusalem. Rachael Ray tickets on sale April 2. Woman forgives sister’s murderer, talks here on April 15. Exit 18 hotel plans follow up. SGF ‘Superfund’ site at Midtown Plaza. Lake George Gateway project to start, & finish, in 2016. Arts leadership changes page 29. Looking for the …

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Dr. Gordon Ellmers amazing bobcat photos. McCann’s & Stone’s pharmacies – how they compete against the big chains. Matt Funiciello launches 2nd Congressional bid. Boating fee hike on Lake George. Glens Falls Mayor & Councilman to stay on through 2017. Pro bowlers coming to Kingpin’s Alley for Brunswick Mini Camp. More on Stephen Curry and Michelle Bain connection. Stunning carved eagle donated to Crandall Library Folklife …

Editor’s Note: Randy Tyner’s late wife Jacqueline was a recipient helped by the South High Marathon Dance in 2014. She passed away in June of 2015. Last Friday, Randy Tyner donated $10,000 to the 2016 South High Marathon Dance. Last year, the couple also donated. We asked Randy about their SHMD experience. Here’s what he wrote.

By Randy Tyner, Special to The Chronicle

One reason I’m committed to supporting …