August 24, 2011 By NCEL
The N.C. Education Lottery has received two new awards for its efforts to completely and clearly communicate its financial information to the public.
August 23, 2011 By NCEL
A $200,000 prize makes a brother-sister duo from Kings Mountain the most recent Cleveland County residents to win big playing Powerball.
August 22, 2011 By NCEL
Jasper Wall, a retired corrections officer from Hamlet in Richmond County, has played the same lucky numbers for almost three years. On Friday night, his persistence paid off as he matched all five numbers in the Cash 5 drawing, winning the $232,246 jackpot.
August 22, 2011 By NCEL
Will Schneider, a software programmer from Asheville, says the $200,000 Powerball win will boost the college savings fund for his daughters.
August 15, 2011 By NCEL
Raleigh residents Clarence and Kristine Kyne have enjoyed playing lottery games since 2006 when it was first introduced in North Carolina. On Friday, they matched all five white balls but not the Mega Ball on their Mega Millions ticket, winning a $250,000 prize.
August 15, 2011 By NCEL
A new lottery game launching Tuesday offers players a chance to win a trip to Hollywood to play Wheel of Fortune with Pat Sajak and Vanna White for up to $1 million. Wheel of Fortune is a $5 ticket based on the game show of the same name.
August 15, 2011 By NCEL
A $248,982 Cash 5 jackpot belongs to a Columbus County couple. Lottie and Sylvia Williams' Cash 5 ticket was the only one to match all five numbers in the Saturday, Aug. 13 drawing.
August 11, 2011 By NCEL
Helen McKinnon, a retired daycare teacher from Fayetteville, is the second Cumberland County resident to win a jackpot prize playing Carolina Cash 5 this week. McKinnon won $139,065 in the July 30 drawing when her ticket matched all five numbers.
August 9, 2011 By NCEL
A Fayetteville man is the 25th Cumberland County resident to win a jackpot prize playing Carolina Cash 5. James Moretz Jr. won $369,616 in the Sunday, August 6 drawing.
August 8, 2011 By NCEL
RALEIGH – David Benn of Akron, Ohio, says since he retired as an art teacher in November a series of good things have happened, including a trip to Ocracoke when he stopped en route to buy a Powerball ticket and won $200,000.