Two tickets matched all five numbers in Tuesday's Carolina Cash 5 drawing, making them worth nearly half a million dollars each.
The tickets were sold at stores more than 200 miles apart. One was sold south of Asheville in the town of Arden, at the Mountain Energy Shell station on Airport Road. The other was sold in Moore County in the small town of Cameron, home to only a few hundred residents, at the J Cash Mart on Carthage Street.

The winning numbers in the drawing were 8-13-17-20-36. Winners have 180 days to claim their share of the jackpot.
Tuesday's $985,106 jackpot came on the heels of a $1,005,423 jackpot split by three lucky tickets in the Jan. 12 drawing.
As jackpots grow, so does interest among players in getting tickets for a chance to win. The more number combinations that players across the state have in play for a drawing, the greater the likelihood that one or more tickets will win the jackpot.
Speaking of jackpots, heading into Wednesday's Powerball drawing, the estimated annuity is $170 million, worth $103 million cash.
We're looking forward to meeting the winners. Good luck to everyone in the upcoming drawings.
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OK, I have been playing the Multiplier Spectacular for awhile now, in hopes of getting a top prize. I have drove everywhere I could around the state looking for the ticket and cant seem to find it anywhere. Is there anyway to find out what stores are still selling the ticket, other than to call each of the 5000 vendors and ask them if they still have the ticket? I would think that the lottery would HAVE to know if the pack it was in got activated. Isn't that logical accountability on your part?