I support

Local

Community

Journalism

Support the independent voice of Houston and help keep the future of the Houston Press free.

Support Us

Christina Uticone

email

Find Stories by Christina Uticone

Browse by:

Category:

Year:

Latest Articles

Paws Pet Resort’s Dog Days of Summer a Picture Perfect Combination of Fun and Fundraising to Benefit Adore Houston

By Christina Uticone
Sep 8, 2015

The residents of Oak Forest know Jamie Cupps and her doggie daycare/boarding facility Paws Pet Resort very well. Her name frequently pops up on Facebook neighborhood organization and rescue pages; if you are seeking boarding or daycare for your pet, help with a rescue situation, or grooming for an anxious...
Online Boutique Kissue Opening Brick-and-Mortar Location at Memorial City Mall

By Christina Uticone
Aug 6, 2015

Just over a year ago sisters Kailey and Kaygan Tissue were running their online boutique, Kissue, out of their home—and that alone was a full-time gig. At the time, a brick-and-mortar version of Kissue was still a goal for the future, to be realized after Kaygan completed her degree at...
Don't Call It a Sequel: Attica Locke Revisits Houston in Her Latest Novel, Pleasantville

By Christina Uticone
Apr 27, 2015

Attica Locke hasn't lived in Houston for 20 years, but the city in which she grew up leaps off the pages of her latest novel, Pleasantville. The book is a follow-up to her popular 2009 novel Black Water Rising--a look at the intersection of race, oil money, and politics in...
Don't Call it a Sequel: Attica Locke Revisits Houston in Her Latest Novel Pleasantville

By Christina Uticone
Apr 27, 2015

Attica Locke hasn't lived in Houston for 20 years, but the city in which she grew up leaps off the pages of her latest novel, Pleasantville. The book is a follow-up to her popular 2009 novel Black Water Rising--a look at the intersection of race, oil money, and politics in...
UH Professor and Author Kimberly Meyer Writes a Memoir About Mothers and Daughters

By Christina Uticone
Apr 13, 2015

When Kimberly Meyer was a senior in college she thought she was about to embark upon "a Bohemian-explorer-intellectual kind of life". As often happens, life had other plans. Kimberly found herself pregnant, and soon enough her duties as a single parent forced her to put her Bohemian-explorer-intellectual dream aside. She...

I support

Keep the Houston Press Free.

Christina Uticone

Find Stories by Christina Uticone

Browse by:

Category:

Year:

Trending

Latest Articles