AMERICUS —
Little Caesars Pizza is celebrating the grand opening of its newest restaurant in Americus. The new local owners, Chris and Leatha Camp, along with their business partners Scott Hester and Brannon Floyd opened their Little Caesars restaurant at 1116 E. Lamar St. in Americus. They currently also own and operate the Dublin and Cordele locations. Future plans include to develop a store in Perry.
“Customers continue to have higher standards for quality and service, and we’re ready to exceed them,” said franchise owner Leatha Camp. “Quality products and friendly service are our top priorities.”
“Little Caesars is well known for its great value, quick service, quality ingredients, and tremendous appeal to families. We look forward to serving the residents of Americus with delicious Little Caesars Pizza,” said Little Caesars National vice president, Franchise Services, Dave Gray.
Saturday will be Family Fun Day with games and prizes for kids’ as well special appearance and free photo opportunity by Little Caesar.
Radio station 98.7 WISK-FM will also be there between 11 a.m.-1 p.m. giving away prizes including t-shirts and free pizza gift cards.
About Little Caesar Enterprises Inc.
Little Caesars Pizza founders Michael and Marian Ilitch opened their first restaurant in 1959, in Garden City, Mich. Today, Little Caesars is the world’s largest carry-out pizza chain with restaurants on five continents. Little Caesars is expanding in prime locations across the country, and provides franchisees with ongoing training and support. It has a wealth of experience in all aspects of successful restaurant operation, and has consistently achieved industry “firsts” with product and system innovations. In addition, Little Caesars offers strong brand awareness with one of the most recognized characters in the country, “Little Caesar.”
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Chris and Leatha Camp opened their Little Caesars restaurant at 1116 E. Lamar St. in Americus this week. Customers came in steadily on a rainy Wednesday afternoon, perfect weather for hot, made to order pizza. Keven Gilbert
February 13, 2013
Little Caesars Pizza opens in Americus
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