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June 29, 2022
Woodchips BBQ in Lapeer is hosting a free Fourth of July community celebration at Torzewski County Park. This event features free entry with access to the water park, free food, and so much more.
February 25, 2022
Michigan is entering the spring, and with that comes Fat Tuesday, a celebration of edible excess and the start of Lent. The tradition of eating...
February 1, 2022
Woodchips Express in Oxford is making good on a previously announced promise originally scheduled for last month.
May 9, 2021
Businesses in Lapeer to offer drinks to-go for new downtown social district Posted May 09, 2021 Facebook Share LAPEER, MI — Some businesses in downtown Lapeer are on track to offer another setting for patrons to enjoy their alcoholic beverages. The Lapeer City Commission approved an area in downtown Lapeer about a month ago as a social district and granted businesses permits to operate within the area as a part of the district. “It allows, especially being a relatively small restaurant - i...
April 23, 2021
New Podcast Details the Struggles of a Local Business During COVID-19 and Government Interactions April 23, 2021 · · In November 2020, Woodchips BBQ of Downtown Lapeer, defied MDHHS orders and kept their dining room open during Michigan’s second lockdown. Patrick Hingst, owner and founder of the restaurant, is now sharing details of their story on a newly released podcast called Restaurant Revolution is available on all major podcasting platforms and it gives an inside look of what i...
February 12, 2021
Lapeer Business Owner Pays Off School Lunch Debt Get our free mobile app A Lapeer East graduate and Woodchips BBQ owner Patrick Hingst, paid off lunch balances for Lapeer Community school students. How awesome is that? The exact amount really doesnt matter ($1300+). What matters is Hingst stepped up, and that speaks volumes. Lapeer County schools had this to say about the generous gesture, “It was a random of act of kindness from Patrick Hingst. Patrick has been the owner of one of our grea...