History: Profiles
- James Lewis Nanney
- A CHS coach/teacher in late 1950s
- Gerard H. Davidson
- Only CHS graduate to return as teacher
- D. H. Huss
- Coach/teacher at CHS in early 1950s
- Dan X. Padgett
- Noted musician inducted into
Order of the Long Leaf Pine - J. Y. Hamrick
- Soldier, Athlete, Carpenter
- Andrew Love
- Another memorable figure in Cliffside
- Ben Humphries
- A Cliffside icon
- Grover Haynes, Jr.
- “My Story” from birth to berth
- Reno Bailey
- A man with a checkered career
- Earl Owensby
- Cliffside’s only movie tycoon
- Paul Bridges
- General Manager retires from the mill after a long career
- Solon Smart
- The Democratic Party has a “Solon Smart Day” in 1984
- Melrose Dover
- “Happy Just Being Herself”
- Miss Frances McCardwell
- Teacher at Cliffside in the ’40s and ’50s
- Henry G. Davis
- A Belgian son of Cliffside
- Grover and Ina Fortune Haynes
- A son and daughter-in-law of the town’s founder
- Rev. Zeno Wall
- For 60 years a positive influence on a wide area
- D. C. Cole
- Cliffside’s man of music: profile, news story, obituary
- Mabel Bridges Cargill
- From one of the town’s first families, Mabel contributed much to the community
- James Odell Harris
- From carpenter’s helper to Duke Power plant manager
- Hollis Owens Sr.
- Long-time company official: his retirement and memories of WWI
- Charles H. Haynes
- Son of the town’s founder; long-time head of Cliffside Mills
- Joseph Rush Shull M.D.
- One of Cliffside’s early physicians
- Albert Lancaster
- A summary of his interview with Don Bailey
- Commodore George Henry Mills
- A Navy man with a unique career
- Clyde Atkinson Erwin
- Educator Extraordinare
- George Kelly Moore
- The “builder of Cliffside”
- Mary Quinn Womick Prewitt
- The First 100 Years: an incredible story
- Lawrence “Jack” Blanton
- A tragic and early death
- Sam ‘Handy’ Haynes, Peanutman
- From Jock Lauterer’s book “Runnin’ on Rims”
- G. C. Fisher
- Mike Fisher pens a profile of his father
- Jim Goode
- Retires After 52 Years, by Raleigh Biggerstaff
