Olive Branch mayor defends not lowering flag for Dolly Parton after death
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Olive Branch Mayor Ken Adams defied a half-staff directive for Dolly Parton, arguing the flag-raising gesture should be reserved for military heroes and major national figures. He cites Mississippi Home Rule and says local leaders should use their judgment, while acknowledging Parton’s contributions; the move drew social-media backlash even as President Trump and Gov. Reeves ordered half-staff.
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