September 12, 2015 By NCEL
A Charlotte retiree’s instinct to buy a pair of $5 Diamonds and Dollars tickets won him $200,000.
September 10, 2015 By NCEL
Tyrone Heller of Lincolnton said that winning $1 million means he can buy a house and save for his daughter’s college fund. He won the prize playing the new Ultimate Millions game that began Sept. 1.
September 10, 2015 By NCEL
Phalon Whitfield, a sanitation technician from Winston-Salem, said he’s dreamed of winning a big lottery prize since he started playing five years ago. His dreams came true Wednesday when he scratched off the $150,000 top prize on his $500 Mayhem ticket.
September 10, 2015 By NCEL
Take a lottery player from Durham. Add a few family members. Throw in a $200,000-winning lottery ticket and what do you get? “Pandemonium,” said Gloria Davis.
September 9, 2015 By NCEL
Frank Tanzi of Rock Hill, S.C. won $100,000 on a Mega Bucks ticket he bought for $5 at Sam’s Mart on Scott Futrell Drive in Charlotte. He is the second player to win the top prize playing Mega Bucks since a new-look version of the game started in August.
September 8, 2015 By NCEL
Greensboro resident Charles McCall is the latest player to win big playing Carolina Cash 5. His ticket matched all five numbers in the Sept. 5 drawing to win half of that night’s $233,330 jackpot.
September 3, 2015 By NCEL
Six lucky players were selected to travel to Las Vegas next month for the chance to appear on the MONOPOLY MILLIONAIRES’ CLUB™ lottery television game show.
September 1, 2015 By NCEL
With fall weather, football and tailgating season just ahead, meet BBQ Bucks: North Carolina’s first-ever scented lottery ticket. When scratched, it smells like smoky BBQ.
September 1, 2015 By NCEL
Wanda Stroud, a government employee from Chester S.C., said she plans to use the $1 million prize she won playing 50X The Cash to buy a new car, share with her daughters and save for the future.
August 18, 2015 By NCEL
B.A. Ray of Clemmons was having a relaxing Friday afternoon when he stopped at Carleton’s Tanglewood on Clemmons Road. That’s where he bought and scratched off a $20 ticket for the $200 Million Blowout game – and that’s when things got exciting.