In an exciting turn of events, a lucky Colorado Springs resident has won a staggering $1 million in the latest Powerball drawing held on Saturday. Although no one in the state managed to snag the jackpot, which was a whopping $1.8 billion, this substantial win has brought joy to the local community.
A spokesperson from the state lottery confirmed that the winning ticket, valued at $1,000,004.00, was purchased at the Maverik store located near the intersection of Briargate and Powers. This location has quickly become a beacon of hope for lottery players in the area, showcasing that fortune can indeed smile on Colorado Springs.
Colorado has seen a surge in lottery excitement, with seven other tickets sold across the state winning players between $50,000 and $1 million. Notably, a ticket purchased in Woodland Park netted one lucky individual $50,000.00. This ticket was bought at Banana Belt Liquors, conveniently located off Highway 24 and Pikes Peak Avenue.
Here’s a list of other notable winners from across Colorado:
Parker: $50,008.00 Dinosaur: $100,000.00 Brighton: $100,000.00 Fort Morgan: $100,007.00 Aurora: $100,007.00While Colorado may not have produced a jackpot winner this time, it was Missouri and Texas that celebrated the sale of the winning tickets for the $1.8 billion Powerball jackpot. This record-setting prize continues to draw attention from players across the nation, as many dream of hitting it big in the next drawing.
The thrill of the Powerball lottery remains alive and well in Colorado, with plenty of winners and exciting prospects for future drawings. Whether you’re a seasoned player or new to the game, the opportunity to win big is just a ticket away!
