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    Tusculum University plans weekend full of events for homecoming

    By John Jenco,

    23 days ago

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    JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) – Pioneer alumni will converge upon Tusculum on the second weekend of October for homecoming.

    The Tusculum Pioneers will take on Emory & Henry on the football field, but there’s a weekend full of activities to connect generations of students.

    Events include a bonfire, dance, tailgates and more.

    Jolin Hawk and Jim Wozniak joined Good Morning Tri-Cities with all the details.

    Tusculum homecoming does require registration.

    You can do that and find a schedule of events by clicking here.

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