Dolly Parton cuts ribbon to open rebranded Tennessean Travel Stop

Three people smiling at a ribbon-cutting ceremony with patriotic backdrop and event signage
Dolly's Tennessean Travel Stop

Guests got a surprise when the namesake of a recently rebranded travel center in Tennessee showed up at a gala grand opening Wednesday.

Hundreds of truckers, motorists, community members, and country music fans gathered in Cornersville were surprised when Dolly Partong appeared to celebrate the grand opening of  Dolly's Tennessean Travel Stop.

Modern lounge with cognac leather chairs, geometric wall art, and floor-to-ceiling windowsTruckers loungeDolly's Tennessean Travel StopLocated at Exit 22 of Interstate 65, Dolly’s Tennessean Travel Stop is about an hour south of Nashville and an hour northwest of Huntsville, Alabama.

The event kicked off a week-long celebration filled with special events, entertainment, and giveaways.

"Well, the doors are open and I could not be prouder. Whether you are hauling loads, hauling the family, or just passing through, we built this place for you,” said Parton. “Good food, real rest, a little music, and people who are genuinely glad you stopped in…that’s what the road has always deserved, and that is what you will find here. Welcome home." 

To commemorate the official opening, Dolly Parton, Danny Nozell and Gregory H. Sachs joined together for a ribbon-cutting ceremony. 

The opening of Dolly's Tennessean Travel Stop marks the beginning of a week of festivities at the new destination, culminating with a major celebration on July 3. 

Modern glass-fronted Tennessean Ford Stop building with orange and navy cowboy logo signageDolly's Tennessean Travel Stop

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