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From Beaver Street to Bell Acres, nobody covers life in the Quaker Valley like the Sewickley Herald. Since 1903, the Herald has provided our community with news and information residents have needed.

Koala Boutique , known for its eclectic mix of women's fashion, has opened its doors in Sewickley. Owner Nicki Saini bri...
10/25/2025

Koala Boutique , known for its eclectic mix of women's fashion, has opened its doors in Sewickley. Owner Nicki Saini brings her unique style to the former Spoiled Chics location, offering everything from high-end apparel to charming accessories.

Nicki Saini saw a social media post that a women’s clothing and accessories boutique in Sewickley was closing and that mannequins, fixtures and jewelry stands were for sale. Little did she realize she’d purchase more than a mannequin and a clothes rack. Saini owns Koala Boutique, a women...

Sewickley's houses of worship are vibrant centers of community and spirituality. Whether you're interested in after-scho...
10/25/2025

Sewickley's houses of worship are vibrant centers of community and spirituality. Whether you're interested in after-school programs or special worship services, there's something to enrich your spiritual life.

Antioch Baptist Church 332 Elizabeth St., Sewick­ley. 412-741-7688. antiochfwbaptistsewickley.org. Morning worship and praise service is at 10:45 a.m. First Sunday Sunday School is at 9:30 a.m. The men of Antioch Baptist Church extend a heartfelt invitation to you and your congregation to join...

Sewickley Hills council candidates decline to answer election questions
10/24/2025

Sewickley Hills council candidates decline to answer election questions

Sewickley Hills has four candidates seeking three four-year terms on borough council in the upcoming November election. Candidates are current Council President Joseph Hajnas, Councilman Thomas Klixbull, Councilwoman Teresa Hartle and Planning Commission member Cynthia Phillips. Hajnas and Hartle ea...

The Sewickley Community Coalition, Sewickley resident Todd Hamer, Sewickley Police Officer Dave Yurkovac and Nash, organ...
10/24/2025

The Sewickley Community Coalition, Sewickley resident Todd Hamer, Sewickley Police Officer Dave Yurkovac and Nash, organized Ride Your Bike to School Day on Oct. 9.

Hamer, an Allegheny County Police officer, along with Sewickley police officers, rode bicycles with students to school at Osborne Elementary.

When Quaker Valley School Board member Stratton Nash saw children riding bikes without helmets, he was concerned for their safety. “I want the kids to be safe,” said Nash, a Sewickley resident who wanted to advocate for bicycle safety the same week as National Walk & Roll to School D...

From a Child Health Association fundraiser to fall events, here are some of the latest events and happenings around the ...
10/22/2025

From a Child Health Association fundraiser to fall events, here are some of the latest events and happenings around the Sewickley area.

Firefighters from across the area joined Quaker Valley School District students on Oct. 10 to assist with fire drills. They then attended fire safety sessions at Osborne and Edgeworth Elementaries, where they reviewed fire safety information, demonstrated how to use their gear and allowed students t...

The Sewickley Academy Performing Arts Department is gearing up to present “Brian the Comet” and “That’s Checkmate, Mary ...
10/22/2025

The Sewickley Academy Performing Arts Department is gearing up to present “Brian the Comet” and “That’s Checkmate, Mary Gallagher,” two poignant one-act plays by award-winning playwright Emily Hageman.

The emotionally resonant works explore the complexities of teenage life, tackling themes of fear, loss and hope with authenticity and heart.

Sewickley Academy Performing Arts Department presents “Brian the Comet” and “That’s Checkmate, Mary Gallagher,” two poignant one-act plays by award-winning playwright Emily Hageman. These emotionally resonant works explore the complexities of teenage life, tackling themes of fear, loss and...

Quaker Valley area voters will see a lot of familiar names, a handful of new ones and even a couple of new political par...
10/22/2025

Quaker Valley area voters will see a lot of familiar names, a handful of new ones and even a couple of new political parties on the November ballot.

Editor’s note: The Sewickley Herald is publishing election previews with candidate interviews for contested municipal and school board races only. Write-in campaigns will not be featured.

Quaker Valley students, parents and community members came together for a good cause, raising more than $4,000 for the Q...
10/21/2025

Quaker Valley students, parents and community members came together for a good cause, raising more than $4,000 for the Quaker Valley Best Buddies.

On Oct. 10, Quaker Valley students, parents and community members came together for a good cause. More than $4,000 was raised for the Quaker Valley Best Buddies, a club that promotes meaningful friendships between students with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their typically-abled bu...

“I feel our team met our expectations because being a member of Quaker Valley soccer means that the goal is to always be...
10/20/2025

“I feel our team met our expectations because being a member of Quaker Valley soccer means that the goal is to always be the best in everything we do,” said Sutton Hoehl, a senior forward. “We were happy to win the section because that is what we as players and our coach expects from us year in and year out.”

The answer to the question, “Who has strung together a 15-game unbeaten streak prior to the postseason?” is Quaker Valley’s boys soccer team.

After winning six times in seven games in the first half of the year, the Panthers almost duplicated their effort by win...
10/20/2025

After winning six times in seven games in the first half of the year, the Panthers almost duplicated their effort by winning five of seven since Sept. 20 and took an 11-4 record into the district tournament.

Sewickley Academy’s boys soccer team didn’t let a few bumps in the road derail it in its quest to advance to the WPIAL playoffs.

The fleet-footed QV junior crossed the finish line in 15:26.9 at Brush Creek Park to defeat runner-up Lucas Bleakney of ...
10/20/2025

The fleet-footed QV junior crossed the finish line in 15:26.9 at Brush Creek Park to defeat runner-up Lucas Bleakney of Ellwood City with his 16:27.8 showing.

“Jonah’s race was incredible from start to finish,” QV coach Ryan Kelly said. “He took command early, ran confidently and maintained an aggressive but controlled pace throughout.

Jonah Montagnese shifted into cruise control toward the end of the Midwestern Athletic Conference cross country championships to lead Quaker Valley to the 2025 boys team title.

QV’s veteran coach Kevin Quinn was beaming over the quick start thanks in large part to Lorang’s performance.“Ian’s been...
10/19/2025

QV’s veteran coach Kevin Quinn was beaming over the quick start thanks in large part to Lorang’s performance.

“Ian’s been stellar,” Quinn said. “He is a top goalie in the league, and we expect to do well because of it. He has been so solid back there, and his confidence has grown every year."

The senior goalkeeper didn’t let even one slip past him while playing the full 102 minutes against the Bulldogs and Spartans.

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