HIGH POINT, N.C.— The American Home Furnishings Hall of Fame Foundation has published three more oral histories of Hall of Fame inductees Aminy I. Audi, CEO and chairman of L. & J.G. Stickley; John Bray, president of Vanguard Furniture Co.; and the late Bernard Castro, founder of Castro Convertibles. The Hall of Fame has now published 53 hardcover books and completed 66 oral interviews of industry leaders. Thirteen of those oral histories are in the process of being published as books, complete with photography, the organization said.

HIGH POINT, N.C.— The American Home Furnishings Hall of Fame Foundation has published three more oral histories of Hall of Fame inductees Aminy I. Audi, CEO and chairman of L. & J.G. Stickley; John Bray, president of Vanguard Furniture Co.; and the late Bernard Castro, founder of Castro Convertibles. The Hall of Fame has now published 53 hardcover books and completed 66 oral interviews of industry leaders. Thirteen of those oral histories are in the process of being published as books, complete with photography, the organization said.

A Canadian cabinet manufacturer is among the first in the world to make cabinets from HempWood.

A Canadian cabinet manufacturer is among the first in the world to make cabinets from HempWood.

A Canadian cabinet manufacturer is among the first in the world to make cabinets from HempWood.

TAYLORSVILLE, N.C. - Upholstered furniture manufacturer Craftmaster Furniture announced it will resume production on May 4. The company's four manufacturing operations have been shut down since March 30 due to the coronavirus epidemic.

TAYLORSVILLE, N.C. - Upholstered furniture manufacturer Craftmaster Furniture announced it will resume production on May 4. The company's four manufacturing operations have been shut down since March 30 due to the coronavirus epidemic.

TAYLORSVILLE, N.C. - Upholstered furniture manufacturer Craftmaster Furniture announced it will resume production on May 4. The company's four manufacturing operations have been shut down since March 30 due to the coronavirus epidemic.

TAYLORSVILLE, N.C. - Upholstered furniture manufacturer Craftmaster Furniture announced it will resume production on May 4. The company's four manufacturing operations have been shut down since March 30 due to the coronavirus epidemic.

West Fraser Timber Company has withdrawn its production outlook for 2020 due to the uncertainties created by the coronavirus outbreak.