Emily Gagnon joined the Pewter Report team in 2008 and has followed the Tampa Bay Buccaneers since high school.
Born and raised in Canada, Emily moved to Orlando to complete high school and relocated to Tampa to attend the University of South Florida. Go Bulls!
A USF broadcast journalism major, Gagnon graduated Cum Laude from USF in the summer of 2007. With French as her first language, Emily completed her senior year in Spain and earned her minor in Spanish, making her trilingual.
During her time at USF, Emily interned in the Creative Services Department at ABC Action News, creating commercials. She looks forward to working with ABC Action News again as a member of the Pewter Report team.
Emily also produced news stories for WFLA-TV before moving on to Fox 13, where she took her passion for the Buccaneers to a new level in their sports department.
While pursuing her degree at USF Emily worked for Palestra.com, covering all of the university's sports.
Emily also interned and worked with Sun Sports as a production assistant at several different sporting events, ranging from the Tampa Bay Lightning to the Florida Gators to the Orland Magic. She was also given the opportunity to report at a cheerleading event.
In addition to working with Sun Sports, Emily freelanced with ESPN as a production assistant for Monday Night Baseball, covering the Tampa Bay Rays and other events.
When she is not working, Emily loves to run and can't live without her IPod. She loves to talk on the phone with her sister, who is a graphic designer with ESPN and with her two best friends, one of which is a reporter located in Mississippi. Emily also enjoys eating and spending time with her family.
Emily loves the Florida sun, sweet tea and SEC football due to the fact that it was the first college football she was exposed to. She is thrilled to be covering the Buccaneers as a reporter/videographer for Pewter Report and PewterReport.com.
Born and raised in Canada, Emily moved to Orlando to complete high school and relocated to Tampa to attend the University of South Florida. Go Bulls!
A USF broadcast journalism major, Gagnon graduated Cum Laude from USF in the summer of 2007. With French as her first language, Emily completed her senior year in Spain and earned her minor in Spanish, making her trilingual.
During her time at USF, Emily interned in the Creative Services Department at ABC Action News, creating commercials. She looks forward to working with ABC Action News again as a member of the Pewter Report team.
Emily also produced news stories for WFLA-TV before moving on to Fox 13, where she took her passion for the Buccaneers to a new level in their sports department.
While pursuing her degree at USF Emily worked for Palestra.com, covering all of the university's sports.
Emily also interned and worked with Sun Sports as a production assistant at several different sporting events, ranging from the Tampa Bay Lightning to the Florida Gators to the Orland Magic. She was also given the opportunity to report at a cheerleading event.
In addition to working with Sun Sports, Emily freelanced with ESPN as a production assistant for Monday Night Baseball, covering the Tampa Bay Rays and other events.
When she is not working, Emily loves to run and can't live without her IPod. She loves to talk on the phone with her sister, who is a graphic designer with ESPN and with her two best friends, one of which is a reporter located in Mississippi. Emily also enjoys eating and spending time with her family.
Emily loves the Florida sun, sweet tea and SEC football due to the fact that it was the first college football she was exposed to. She is thrilled to be covering the Buccaneers as a reporter/videographer for Pewter Report and PewterReport.com.
Jim Flynn |
Pewter Report Editor-In-Chief |
Scott Reynolds |
Pewter Report Publisher |
Kim Roper |
Business/Subscriptions Manager |
Charlie Campbell |
Beat Writer |
Emily Gagnon |
Reporter/Videographer |
| 2006 | September 2006 – Three years after the debut of the original PewterReport.com website, Pewter Report launches its brand new, state-of-the-art website, which unveils a cutting-edge look and several new and improved features, including podcasts, new message boards, photo galleries and more. June 2006 – Subscriber Hugh H. MacArthur purchases Pewter Report and PewterReport.com from Jesseric Enterprises and forms Pewter Report, Inc. Scott Reynolds is promoted to publisher and Jim Flynn is promoted to associate publisher and editor-in-chief. September 2006 – Pewter Report launches its new and improved PewterReport.com website. |
| 2005 | February 2005 – Pewter Report evolves and improves its product by going from a tabloid-size newspaper that was published 22 times per year, including weekly during the season, to a monthly, color, glossy magazine. |
| 2003 | September 2003 – Pewter Report leaves TheInsiders.com network and launches its own independent Web site, PewterReport.com. |
| 2002 | June 2002 – Buccaneer Magazine undergoes a name change, unveiling Pewter Report, PewterReport.com and its slogan, “The source for inside news on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.” |
| 1999 | March 1999 – Buccaneer Magazine joins TheInsiders.com network and continues to operate BucMag.com. |
| 1998 | April 1998 – Buccaneer Magazine launches its first website, BucMag.com, as part of the Rivals.com network. |
| 1991 | The Buccaneer newspaper is purchased from Culverhouse by Jeffrey Neil Fox and becomes an independent publication. Fox changes the name of the publication to Buccaneer Magazine shortly after the sale. |
| 1988 | Hugh Culverhouse, the former owner of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, publishes The Buccaneer, the official team newspaper. |