Prince William County Government will conduct a Dumster Day Cleanup & Paper Shred Event this coming Saturday, Sept. 7, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Haymarket Elementary School 5500 Learning Ln, Haymarket, VA 20169.

The new facility in Wytheville will be a distribution center for bottles along with American food that is loaded in containers and sent to US military bases around the globe with help from the Port of Virginia.

Celebrate Prince William County’s diversity and embrace unity among various local communities on Saturday, Sept. 7, noon to 4 p.m., at the 4th Annual Community Fair, hosted by Prince William County Police Department.

The police investigation revealed the driver of a 2021 Toyota Tundra was traveling eastbound on Bristow Rd. when the vehicle crossed over the center line and into the westbound lane of travel--striking a 2003 Lexus GX in a head-on collision. The impact of the crash caused the Lexus to spin off of the roadway and come to a rest in the ditch while the Tundra remained on the roadway.

The visits are to celebrate the millions of dollars in federal funding that Sen. Kaine secured to support workforce development, expand health care, and increase child care access. He will also discuss historic legislation he helped pass, including the Inflation Reduction Act, to lower health care and prescription drug costs for millions of Americans.

A customizable “poultry photo op” trivia and photo board in Chesterfield County, just south of Richmond, will educate adults and youth about a variety of poultry topics such as chicken development, hatching and by-products. “The interactive board will draw people in and encourage them to learn more about poultry through additional educational opportunities in our tent,” like seeing live chickens and chicks hatching.

Virginia State Police stopped 4,475 speeders and 1,945 reckless drivers during last year's four-day Labor Day weekend. State troopers also cited 491 seat belt violations and 150 child restraint violations during that time period.

Join with other members of your community at Potomac Library on Wednesday, Aug. 28, to learn about the simple actions that you and your neighbors working together can take to make your "little piece of heaven" safe for everyone.