Chamber News
Front Royal’s Ledo Pizza: A Story of Growth, Community, and Delicious Pizza
In a ceremony filled with community spirit, the Front Royal/Warren County Chamber of Commerce commemorated a significant milestone for one of its most cherished local businesses, Ledo Pizza. The event was not just a celebration of Ledo Pizza’s success but also a testament to the strength and unity of the local business community.
Niki Foster-Cales, the chamber’s Executive Director, and Byron Biggs, the Chamber of Commerce Board Chairman, enthusiastically and gracefully spearheaded the ceremony. They welcomed Grace Timmerman, the proud owner of Ledo Pizza in Front Royal, and together, they shared a moment of pride and joy that resonated with everyone present.
Grace Timmerman, who has been at the helm of Ledo Pizza for five years, shared her journey from starting as a waitress in 2012 to becoming the manager and eventually owning her own location. “It’s like the American dream,” she remarked, acknowledging the support and partnership of her colleague Tony, who played a crucial role in her path to sole ownership and success.
Under Timmerman’s stewardship, Ledo Pizza has become a staple of the Front Royal community, known for its commitment to quality, community involvement, and never cutting corners—both figuratively and literally. The ribbon-cutting ceremony was lively, with a countdown leading to the symbolic snipping of the ribbon, marking a new chapter for Timmerman and Ledo Pizza.
Looking ahead, Timmerman expressed her desire to deepen community ties further, particularly with local schools and sports teams. Through sponsorships and support, she aims to give back to the community that has embraced her business so warmly.
This celebration underscores the importance of local businesses in shaping the character and economy of Front Royal. As Ledo Pizza continues to serve up delicious meals with a side of community spirit, it’s clear that their story is far from over; it’s just another slice of the thriving local business scene in Front Royal.
Virginia House, Senate to Meet Monday as Budget Deadline Inches Closer
Louise Elizabeth Mills (1937 – 2026)
Suspected Drug Trafficker Arrested After Interstate Chase Through Warren and Shenandoah Counties
Business Growth Series: Why Customers Choose Businesses That Show Energy and Confidence
Small Reactors, Big Ambitions
Virginia Unveils East Coast’s Deepest Shipping Channel at Port of Virginia
Warren County Election Staff Earn Federal Election Administration Certification
Weeding Through the True Cost of Building a Cannabis Market to Balance the Budget
Commentary: Four Virginia Counties Will Pump Almost 20 Million Gallons of Water a Day to Amazon… Cause for Concern?
What Parents and Grandparents Need to Know About Child Tax Credits in 2026
Choosing the Right Garden Swing Starts with Space, Style and Material
Front Royal Cardinals Return Home Friday, June 19 to Face Strasburg Express
Town Planning Commissioners Recommend Denial of Proposed Junkyard
Lawmakers Demand Interior Department Explain Use of Park Visitor Fees
What Not to Say in Your First Weeks on the Job
Some Former Felons, Eligible to Vote This Summer, are in Registration Limbo
State Code Allows Front Royal and Warren County to Ban Data Centers
Shelby Gene Bailey (1941 – 2026)
The No-Miss Father’s Day Dinner
Small Changes Can Improve a Vehicle’s Aerodynamics and Fuel Efficiency
Blue Ridge Wildlife Center Patient of the Week: Central Ratsnake(s)
With Two Adjustments in Wake of ‘Psych’ Evaluations, Judge Hupp Accepts Conditional Release Plan for Natalie Godin
Front Royal Water Report Shows System Met All Federal Standards in 2025
Group Opposing Data Centers Urges Residents to Attend Front Royal, Warren County Hearings
