The heat did not deter a field of more than 200 runners and walkers who turned out Saturday for the inaugural Run for the Heart 5K in Morrisville.

Veteran Triangle road racer Erik Olson, 32, of Durham covered the certified 5K course in 18 minutes flat, organizer Jim Young of Young & Associate timing company reported. Brian Smith, 27, of Carrboro, who set the pace for most of the race, followed in 18:04.

Janice Martin, 39, of Cary won the women's competition and finished eighth overall in 20:20. Cathy Gugerli, 39, of Cary was second in 22:26.

Tutoring sessions offered by the Hillsborough Police Department and UNC Habitat for Humanity will start Sept. 14.

The free tutoring is available to students in Orange County Schools. Sessions take place from 4:30 to 6 p.m. every Monday and Tuesday at the Community Policing Substation, 501 Rainey Ave. Tutors will be students from UNC-Chapel Hill.

Monday sessions will be for students in kindergarten through fifth grades, and Tuesday sessions will be for those in grades 6-12. Sessions will be limited to about 15 students. Registration will be on a first-come, first-served basis.

The Police Department and UNC Habitat began offering free tutoring during the last school year.

For more information or to register, contact Cpl. Tereasa King at 732-2441 Ext. 26.