May 12, 2026 - 07:53

A Woodstock business owner is facing a long road to recovery after a vehicle plowed through the front of a local tattoo parlor on Sunday afternoon. The incident left the shop with heavy structural damage, forcing it to close indefinitely.
The driver lost control of the car and slammed into the building, shattering the glass storefront and collapsing part of the wall. No serious injuries were reported, but the physical and financial toll on the business has been severe. The owner described the scene as chaotic, with debris scattered across the floor and equipment damaged beyond repair.
Insurance claims are underway, but the process is slow. The owner says they are struggling to cover daily expenses without the income from appointments and walk-ins. The shop had been a staple in the community for years, and regular customers have already started offering support through fundraisers and donations.
Local officials have not released details on what caused the crash. The business remains closed while contractors assess the stability of the structure. The owner hopes to reopen in a few weeks but admits the timeline depends on how quickly repairs can be completed. For now, they are focused on salvaging what they can and keeping the spirit of the shop alive.
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