A candid discussion about the dangers of social media will be led by officials of Manassas City Police Department and Manassas City Public Schools, 7 to 8 p.m., on April 30 at Osbourn High School.

Prince William Library System that also serves resident of Manassas and Manassas Park now accepts MasterCard, VISA and Discover credit cards as well as debit cards with the MasterCard or VISA logo.

The Neighborhood Services Division of Prince William County government's Department of Public Works has scheduled free dumpsters at various locations on Saturdays in April, May and June so people can safely dispose of unwanted items. Schedule starts this Saturday, April 6.

Manassas city manager John A. Budesky notified City Council March 18 that for the sake of his family, he would need to relocate to the Hanover, VA area to take part in the health care of an ailing family member. Budesky announced today that he will take a position in the Richmond area.

Get tips and techniques on composting from WTOP’s “Garden Guru” Mike McGrath, local Virginia Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners and Prince William Soil and Water Conservation District at Prince William County Compost Awareness Day event on Saturday, May 4.

Residents of Woodbridge magisterial district are invited to join Woodbridge Supervisor Frank Principi and Prince William County Parks and Recreation for an update on the Potomac Heritage National Scenic Trail boardwalk at a "Boardwalk Community Meeting" on March 19, from 7:30 to 9 p.m.

Michèle B. McQuigg, Clerk of the Prince William County circuit court is set to reveal "important and previously unknown historical information" that was discovered when old circuit court records were digitized.