Good morning, Cedar Rapids.

Fields of Faith harvests fresh produce for families facing food insecurity in Eastern Iowa, with volunteers working from 8 to 10 a.m. on Wednesdays & Saturdays on local fields before delivering the produce to Life Church in Coralville.

Rio Burritos is set to open its second location at 2300 Edgewood Road SW, Suite G by the end of the year in the former Buff City Soap space.

The new restaurant will serve a refreshed menu — including year-round tamales and authentic Mexican dishes.

Cedar Crossing Casino will host an in-person hiring event next week at The Hotel at Kirkwood Center in Cedar Rapids.

The event is set for Wednesday, Sept. 9 from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. and offers 350 positions, with some roles filled on the spot (apply online for others).

Cedar Rapids ranked #14 on Indeed’s Best Cities for Work list and #25 for Healthcare Access based on high scores for housing affordability, easy commuting and job opportunities—an announcement by the Metro Economic Alliance that highlights the city’s growing appeal for professionals.

MidAmerican Energy and the Iowa Utilities Commission are holding a public meeting at 6 p.m. Sept.

8 at the Hilton Garden Inn (with a virtual session Sept. 9 at noon) to discuss a proposed natural gas rate increase that could add about 5% to bills; residents may submit written comments on the proposal.

University of Iowa officials are urging Hawkeye fans to hydrate ahead of the season opener at Kinnick Stadium this Saturday as high humidity is expected; gameday features include a Tiger Hawk Beer Garden (a pregame tailgating option) plus enhanced water stations to help fans stay safe.