A proposal has been made to honor a Tennessee icon. Gov. Bill Lee recently discussed the idea with the team of Dolly Parton. Her team is open to the concept and appreciates the support shown.
The idea is to name an airport after Parton. The airport's naming policy will be considered along with the proposal at a meeting in September.
Further details about the proposal and its potential outcome are available from the source.
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