September 25 is now Dolly Parton Day in California

California has officially established September 25 as Dolly Parton Day, choosing the date as a nod to the singer's famous song 9 to 5. The state law honors Parton's extensive legacy as a musician, actress, and philanthropist following her death earlier this year.
The state of California has officially designated September 25 as Dolly Parton Day to honor the legendary singer, songwriter, and philanthropist. The date was chosen as a tribute to her iconic hit song 9 to 5, which corresponds to the American date format of 9/25. Governor Gavin Newsom stated that this annual observance serves as a reminder to emulate Parton's spirit of grace, love, and joy. This legislative recognition celebrates her diverse career as an actress and musician, as well as her significant contributions to society.
Parton passed away earlier this year in Nashville at the age of eighty, an event that resonated globally. In addition to the California designation, efforts are underway to honor her legacy elsewhere, including the renaming of the Nashville airport in her memory. Throughout a career spanning over six decades, Parton achieved massive success with timeless classics like Jolene and I Will Always Love You, ultimately selling more than 100 million records worldwide.
Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.



