A proposal has been made to rename an airport in honor of Dolly Parton. The governor of Tennessee has announced this intention.
Further details about the proposal are available from the source. The source reports that the airport in question is currently named after the city it serves.
The source of this information is Page Six, which provides more information about the proposal to rename the airport.
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