Dolly Parton’s impact on White County will live on

  • Foundational Literacy co-founder John Aiken, left, speaks with WSB TV reporter Berndt Peterson, while videographer Deja Pino, seated, left, records Joe Edlhuber on the grounds of the White County Historic Museum Aug. 26. LINDA ERBELE/WCN
    Foundational Literacy co-founder John Aiken, left, speaks with WSB TV reporter Berndt Peterson, while videographer Deja Pino, seated, left, records Joe Edlhuber on the grounds of the White County Historic Museum Aug. 26. LINDA ERBELE/WCN
  • From left, Emmett, Mack and Eleanor Edlhuber enjoy a book received from Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library. They are the children of Joe and Stephanie Edlhuber of Cleveland. SUBMITTED
    From left, Emmett, Mack and Eleanor Edlhuber enjoy a book received from Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library. They are the children of Joe and Stephanie Edlhuber of Cleveland. SUBMITTED

    By Linda Erbele

     

    The passing of Dolly Parton saddened many in White County. The founders of the Foundational Literacy, which funds the Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library in White County, received …