North Carolina launches its first university-branded scratch-offs
TAR HEELS and NC STATE are the lottery’s first university-branded games. Each $5 scratch-off offers two $200,000 top prizes.
TAR HEELS and NC STATE are the lottery’s first university-branded games. Each $5 scratch-off offers two $200,000 top prizes.
Powerball is advertised at $389 million and Mega Millions at $300 million, with drawings scheduled on consecutive days.
Powerball and Mega Millions carried estimated annuity jackpots of $360 million and $277 million before their September 26 and September 25 drawings, while two recent North Carolina Powerball prizes rose to $250,000 each.
A $1 online Quick Pick ticket matched all five Cash 5 white balls in the Sept. 19 drawing, producing a $146,094 jackpot for a Creedmoor woman who plans to save the winnings.
A $5 ticket bought at a Charlotte QuikTrip produced the first claimed top prize in the $200,000 Taxes Paid scratch-off, with two $277,740 prizes remaining.
A randomly selected $1 Cash 5 ticket bought at a Harrellsville retailer matched all five white balls, producing a $110,000 jackpot for a player from Colerain.
A Davidson County player bought the latest winning ticket at a Winston-Salem grocery store and plans a beach vacation while continuing to help her grandchildren.
A 2019 Hit $500 prize claimed in North Carolina helped support 124,000 meals and a cafeteria project serving people in need in the Dominican Republic.
A Michigan player turned a $0.50 Bison Bonanza Digital Instant play into a $288,154 progressive jackpot, with odds of 1 in 62 million.
A $30 100,000 Cash Payday ticket given by a father and uncle produced a $100,000 top prize for a New Bern player, who plans to help her family and put money toward law school.