Soledad O’Brien honored at Urban League’s Spirit of the League luncheon

By Terry Shropshire
Jun 15, 2013
11:35 am

Royal Holmes:

Holmes spent two terms in prison, one at 17 and again at 26 years of age. But he now has written several novels, is the inventor CP Ball and owns and operates Royal Fitness, a fitness training business that includes several celebrities as clients.

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Terry Shropshire

A veteran of the U.S. Air Force and Buckeye State native, Terry has also written for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the Atlanta Business Chronicle and the Detroit Free Press. He is a lover of words, photography, sports, books, travel, and THEE Ohio State Buckeyes. #GoBucks

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