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Wells Fargo to cut more jobs at Jordan Creek campus

Wells Fargo will further reduce its workforce at its Jordan Creek campus in West Des Moines , announcing that 24 employees will lose their positions on Jan. 9. The layoff announcement, posted Tuesday, Nov. 10, on Iowa's Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification , or WARN, website is the bank's 17th round of announced job cuts since February. It follows an announced staff cut of 86 on Oct. 27 , the bank's largest single Des Moines metro layoff since February 2019, according to WARN records. The nation's third-largest bank by assets and the Des Moines metro's second-largest employer, Wells Fargo has cut 1,999 positions in 114 announced rounds of layoffs in the metro since April 2022, with many more jobs lost to attrition. The bank has eliminated 484 jobs in the metro this year; it laid off 501 in 2025. (function(){function e(){window.addEventListener(`message`,function(e){if(e.data[`datawrapper-height`]!==void 0){var t=document.querySelectorAll(`iframe`);for(var n in e.data[`datawrapper-height`])for(var r=0,i;i=t[r];r++)if(i.contentWindow===e.source){var a=e.data[`datawrapper-height`][n]+`px`;i.style.height=a}}})}e()})(); The layoffs will affect support staff in the bank's consumer banking and lending division, according to the WARN letter the company submitted to Iowa Workforce Development on Tuesday. In the letter, Wells Fargo said it would provide the affected employees with severance pay and career transition support through the human resources firm

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Guthrie County Community Foundation provides $210,410 to 27 area organizations

Representatives from organizations that received funds from the Guthrie County Community Foundation, front row: Jennifer Christensen, City of Bagley; Tori Fuller and Kris Arrasmith, City of Guthrie Center; Alisha McAlister, Thomas Rest Haven; Bethany McCool, Little Charger; Chelsea Pearey, Guthrie Activity Center; Tiffany Arber, Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library; Karen Fluharty and Leah Carico, Linden Public Library; and Jamie Lane, Little Smiles and Company. Middle Row: Jotham Arber, Guthrie County First Responders; Tiffany Steensen, Guthrie Activity Center; Gail Shook, First Presbyterian Church of Guthrie Center; Gale Ambrecht and Jacob Kent, Guthrie County Swim Club; Katie Mason, Main Street Coon Rapids; Dennis Flanery, Guthrie County Hospital Foundation and Guthrie County Lions Clubs; Laura Stetzel, Guthrie Activity Center; Beth Rogers, Casey Public Library; JoAnn Alumbaugh and Julie Dent-Zajicek, Tori’s Angels Foundation; Heather Schneider, Boys and Girls Clubs of CSWI; and Jacki Sly, Little Smiles and Company. Back Row: Logan Wolf, Michael Clarke, John DeLavergne and Curtis Twigg, Panora Fire Department; Jeff Kracht, Coon Rapids Fire Department; Nathan McAlister, Bayard Betterment; Derek Betts, Mike Kenyon and Levi Derry, Guthrie Center Fire Department; Bruce Pitzer, Main Street Coon Rapids; David Guisinger, Menlo Fire Department; and Alan Andersen, Main Street Coon Rapids.

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