A day to honor Dolly Parton is being proposed. This dedication is in response to her death following a battle with cancer. The proposal is underway in Montgomery County. Further details about the proposed day are available from the source. The effort to dedicate a day to Dolly Parton's memory is a tribute to her legend. More information can be found through the original source.
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