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Brazil's Suzano SA is close to finalizing a deal to acquire Pactiv Evergreen Inc.'s Pine Bluff mill in Arkansas for over $100 million. The transaction is expected to be announced in the coming week, although there is a possibility that talks could fall through. Suzano's purchase of the mill comes after the company abandoned its pursuit of International Paper Co. The acquisition would allow Suzano, the world's largest pulp producer, to expand internationally and diversify its operations into the packaging sector. Pactiv Evergreen has been exploring strategic alternatives for the mill but has not set a specific timetable. [Extracted from the article]

This document is an abstract of early Van Buren, Arkansas newspaper files, compiled by William Howard Hanks. It provides information about individuals, businesses, and events in the area during the 1800s. The abstracts cover a range of topics including county officials, marriages, obituaries, advertisements, and a city directory. It offers valuable insights into the social and economic aspects of Van Buren during that time period, including a list of businesses and services, local lodges, and court cases. The document also includes biographical notes on George W. Clarke, a newspaper editor and influential figure in the region. [Extracted from the article]

The article titled "RANDOLPH COUNTY, ARKANSAS, OFFICIALS, 1835-1868" provides a list of officials who served in various positions in Randolph County, Arkansas, during the years 1835-1868. The county was formed in 1835 from the northern part of Lawrence County and later had some eastern areas taken to form parts of Clay County. The article includes names, offices held, and terms of service for each official. The information is based on historical records and census data from the time period. [Extracted from the article]

This document is a collection of abstracts from court records in Saline County, Arkansas, before the Civil War. It provides information on payments for services such as aid to the poor, medical assistance, and care for paupers. The document also mentions the jurors involved in two investigations into the deaths of enslaved individuals and the selection of individuals to distribute voter registration books for the 1860 Presidential Election. It concludes with a report on the sale of property belonging to county paupers and briefly mentions the story of James Newton Smithee, an early Arkansas newspaperman. [Extracted from the article]

This document is a collection of various newspaper articles and court records related to historical events in Arkansas. It includes information about the appointment of General George W. Clarke as Chief of the Quartermaster's and Paymaster's Department for General McCulloch's Division in 1861, as well as his later career as an editor and newspaper publisher in Mexico City. The document also provides details about the formation of a home guard of minute men in White County, Arkansas, during the Civil War, as well as local news notes from Sharp County in 1877. Researchers interested in Arkansas history can find valuable information in this document. [Extracted from the article]

New research from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences explores the topic of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) related to medical events. The study highlights the need for clinical guidance on identifying and treating prior trauma exposure that complicates adjustment to illness and increases the risk for medically induced PTSD. The research emphasizes the importance of trauma-focused treatment in promoting both physical and psychological recovery. The study also discusses assessment and intervention strategies for addressing medically induced PTSD in both traditional trauma and integrated care settings. [Extracted from the article]

Got a boring but thriving industrial company in the heartland? With a billion in deals under its belt, Tempus Realty Partners may have an offer you can't refuse. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Layne's Chicken Fingers, the Texas-based chicken franchise known for its crispy chicken fingers and unique sauces, will bring 10 new restaurants to Arkansas over the next five years, according to a press release. The first location is slated to open... [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]