Lauren Bragg

2 months ago | afa.net | Kendra White |Jeff Chamblee |Lauren Bragg

By now, you probably know that I dearly loved my grandmother, Katie Arlean Cox Wilson. Mama Katie, as we called her most of our lives, was born in 1904, and grew up near Okolona, Mississippi, in a small community called Egypt. She had several sisters and two brothers, all of whom lived in Mississippi their entire lives. As a child, my grandmother was charged with taking care of her younger siblings – one of which literally died in my 13-year-old grandmother’s arms.

Jan 24, 2025 | afa.net | Jeff Chamblee |Lauren Bragg |Joy Lucius

In order to value something, we first need to understand its origin and purpose. We can all agree that family, government, and the church are important. They complement each other. However, the family plays a significant role that can’t be ignored in the stability of the government and the church. Modern higher education teaches that family is a social construct. Simply a man-made phenomenon.

Jan 21, 2025 | afa.net | Lauren Bragg |Jeff Chamblee |Joy Lucius |Jessica Peck

There’s no doubt there has been a shift in the way parents view manners and courtesy. What now passes as acceptable behavior in children is so bad, it might leave many wondering if a return to raising respectful children is even possible. Well, it is. In fact, my recent guest on The Stand Radio is doing all she can to bring respect back into children’s lives by training parents.

Nov 26, 2024 | burampage.com | Lauren Bragg

Disc golf is just like traditional golf, but with a “flare,” and the outdoor recreational activity is gaining popularity, including with students at Bluefield University. Just like traditional golf, your objective in disc golf is to throw flying discs instead of balls into a series of baskets, trying to complete each hole in the fewest strokes possible. At every course you play, there will be a starting point or tee where you throw your disc as far and as close as you can to the hole.

Nov 6, 2024 | burampage.com | Lauren Bragg

The Bluefield University women’s basketball team will get a fresh start with the 2024-2025 season as new head coach Jake Wright enters the picture. After the team’s 4-23 overall record in 2023-2024, a fresh start and a burst of motivation is exactly what the Lady Rams need. Coach Wright has a background in both coaching and playing basketball that is sure to push the team to greatness on and off the court.