Sunday - October 19, 2014

A couple rides through the woods of South Park on horseback on Sunday Oct. 19, 2014.

A fire is extinguished in a Beltzhoover garage Sunday, Oct. 19, 2014. Nobody was injured, but the structure was a total loss in the afternoon blaze.

Artist Danielle Brannigan (left) assists Kathi dePasse at The Center for Women in Squirrel Hill Sunday, Oct. 19, 2014. The one-day art was part of Pittsburgh 10, a pop-up art show benefit.

Julian Valencheck (left), 11, and Sonora Valencheck, 7, compete in a sack race at the Oliver Miller Homestead in South Park during the Children's Harvest Festival on Sunday Oct. 19, 2014.

Molly Mooney (left) and her cousin, Kate Moooney, both 8, playfully poke their faces into the colonial cut-outs at the Oliver Miller Homestead in South Park as their grandfather, Paul Mooney, watches during the Children's Harvest Festival on Sunday, Oct. 19, 2014.

Eric Grol helps her daughter, Maya, 3, with her tin punching at the Oliver Miller Homestead in South Park during the Children's Harvest Festival on Sunday, Oct. 19, 2014.

Bob Huber demonstrates the art of rope making as Maggie Douglas, 7, of Elizabeth lends a helping hand at the Oliver Miller Homestead in South Park during the Children's Harvest Festival on Sunday, Oct. 19, 2014.

Port Authority police conduct an investigation on I-279 Sunday, Oct. 19, 2014. Last month, a crash between two buses occurred between Perrysville Avenue and Venture Street.

Adam Sullivan, vice president of PTAG South Park Stewards, helps lift a log from the path members of the group are carving out in South Park off of East Park Drive, 'Bison Ridge Trail' on Sunday Oct. 19, 2014. When completed, three new sections will add 0.34 miles of trail.

Devon Doran gets a running start as he wheels a large rock up hill for the new trail in South Park off of East Park Drive, also called Bison Ridge Trail on Sunday Oct. 19, 2014. When completed, three new sections will add 0.34 miles of trail.

Kim hines (left) of Brackenridge and Denise Scovern of Buffalo Township walk along Broadview Boulevard during the Allegheny Valley Association of Churches Walk For Hunger 5k, in Natrona Heights, on Sunday October 19, 2014. The Walk for Hunger has been taking place for more than 35 years, and helps the Allegheny Valley Association of Churches care for 500 families through their food bank program.

Walkers head out of the Heights Plaza and along Broadview Boulevard at the start of the Allegheny Valley Association of Churches Walk For Hunger 5k, in Natrona Heights, on Sunday October 19, 2014. The Walk for Hunger has been taking place for more than 35 years, and helps the Allegheny Valley Association of Churches care for 500 families through their food bank program.

Tina McCallian (left) and her mom, Kay Mason, both of Fawn Township, walk their dogs, Masie and Heidi, during the Allegheny Valley Association of Churches Walk For Hunger 5k, in Natrona Heights, on Sunday October 19, 2014. The Walk for Hunger has been taking place for more than 35 years, and helps the Allegheny Valley Association of Churches care for 500 families through their food bank program.