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$50,000 Powerball winning ticket bought in Crawfordsville
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Indianapolis, Indiana – A Kroger store in Crawfordsville sold a Powerball ticket for $50,000.
The drawing ticket was purchased at Crawfordsville’s Kroger #8059, which is situated at 1660 Crawfordsville Square Dr.
On Monday, March 13, the winning Powerball numbers were 3-10-24-46-63, and the Powerball number was 4. The Hoosier Lottery smartphone app, which is free, allows players to check their tickets.
The ticket holder should make sure that their ticket is stored safely, think about speaking with a financial counselor, and call the Hoosier Lottery customer care line at 1-800-955-6886 for detailed claim instructions.
Since its initial drawing in 1992, Powerball has given Americans the chance to win a million dollars while also raising $25 billion for charitable organizations that are sponsored by lotteries. In 1992, Indiana had the nation’s first Powerball jackpot winner, and it currently has 39 Powerball jackpot winners overall.
On March 15, there is a potential Powerball prize of $63 million.
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