Pulp mill closing could have economic impact in billions; Engineered Textile Fabrics has new brand; FabArc finishes steel work on Texas project; Beard semifinalist opens new restaurant in Auburn

Pulp mill closing could have economic impact in billions

The May closing of Coosa Pines, a Talladega County pulp mill, could have a $7 billion economic impact. Domtar announced the closing in March, saying it would impact 285 employees. — AL.com

Engineered Textile Fabrics has new brand

Mobile-based Engineered Textile Fabrics has changed its name to Environmental Textile Products. The company was founded in 1877 as Brown & Brown.  — Globe Newswire

FabArc finishes steel work on Texas project

- Sponsor -

Oxford-based FabArc Steel Supply has completed the structural steel scope for the G2_Austin Solar Cell Fab project in Rockdale, Texas. The company fabricated about 3,374 tons of structural steel for the project, owned by T1 Energy Inc. — The Fabricator

Beard semifinalist opens new restaurant in Auburn

David Bancroft, a five-time James Beard Award semifinalist, has opened a second location of his Bow & Arrow restaurant, this one in Auburn. The location will include the Bluebonnet Market, with grab-and-go dishes. The original Bow & Arrow is in Opelika. — Yahoo Life