A group of 17 Barton 1792 Distillery employees win $50,000 from the Kentucky Lottery after playing together for over a year.

The Norman Park resident tried their luck on the Cash Multiplier scratch-off game and hit the jackpot, winning a $1 million prize, the Georgia Lottery said. The $10 ticket was sold at a Fastrac convenience store in Moultrie. The winner beat odds of 1-in-1,600,000 to take the top prize, which they claimed April 4, lottery officials said.

CHAVIES, Ky. — The newest Kentucky Lottery winner walked into lottery headquarters in Louisville holding a carton of eggs. Hazel Morris and her husband, Dale of Chavies, KY traveled to Kentucky Lottery headquarters last week after a wager she made online, which netted her over $281,000.

The player spent $2 on a Monopoly ticket that hit the jackpot. The ticket was worth $6,745,117 — the largest prize ever won in a North Carolina digital instant game, the N.C. Education Lottery wrote in a news release and on X, formerly known as Twitter.

The Kentucky Lottery announced that 17 Barton 1792 Distillery workers won $50,000 after they purchased the winning Powerball ticket at the Bardstown Walmart as part of their weekly office pool.

Seventeen Barton 1792 Distillery workers carpooled to Kentucky Lottery headquarters in Louisville after work on Tuesday. They showed lottery officials a winning $50,000 Powerball ticket they purchased at the Bardstown Walmart as part of their weekly office pool.

The staff at the Kentucky Lottery headquarters are used to seeing excited winners, but a recent visitor brought more than just a big smile— she brought a carton full of eggs.

OpEd: Low income Kentuckians play long odds in an economic world where everything else is stacked against them.