Archives for: July 2009

National Search Contest the Brainchild of Music Artist Laura Bryna and Southern Beauty Magazine. Winners Will Fly to Los Angeles in August for Special Celebratory Concert Event at House of Blues
All across America there are hometown heroes who routinely go about their daily lives helping others in very special ways unbeknownst to others. But now, five of them are coming to Los Angeles to be recognized for their heroism; the result of being selected from among hundreds of entrants in a national ‘Hometown Heroes’ contest sponsored by music recording artist Laura Bryna (www.laurabryna.com) and Southern Beauty (www.southernbeautymagazine.com) magazine.
Bryna co-wrote ‘Hometown Heroes’ for her current CD, ‘Trying to be Me’. It’s a song dedicated to the heroics of men and women in the military service who sacrifice at home and overseas for their country. The song was adopted by the Air National Guard and is being used in its advertising and recruiting efforts. Bryna took the idea one step further with a national search to find and honor ordinary citizens who in their daily lives are making tremendous contributions to their communities and society.

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Country music recording star Laura Bryna appeared on FamilyNet’s “Mornings with Lorri and Larry” show (in 15 million households nationwide) on Thursday July 9th where she announced the winners of the “America’s Search for Hometown Heroes” contest, sponsored by Bryna, Southern Beauty Magazine and JOICO Hair Care. The five lucky winners and their guests will be traveling to Los Angeles in August where they will be the special guests of Bryna, Southern Beauty Magazine and JOICO Hair Care. In addition to their visit to Los Angeles, the winner’s will also be Laura’s guests at the exclusive VIP party at the House of Blues, which is the official launch party for the new magazine. Bryna will be performing at the bash and will also be seen on the cover of Southern Beauty Magazine, where she is featured along with five women “heroes” of the Air Guard.

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