The Oklahoma Lottery Commission is seeking the owner of a winning Powerball ticket worth $600,000 sold at Love’s Travel Stop #49, 1005 N. Kickapoo Ave. The winner correctly matched all five white numbers, missing only the Powerball. The numbers were 8, 13, 23, 29, 47 and the Powerball was 32.
A $30,000 winning ticket was sold at Fun Mart, 6723 N. Meridian Ave. in Oklahoma City, and a $10,000 winning ticket was sold at POPS, 660 W. Highway 66 in Arcadia, Oklahoma. The $200,000 winning ticket sold at Steve's Short Stop in Midwest City for the Wednesday, Feb. 20, Powerball drawing is still unclaimed.
The winners have 180 days to claim their prizes at Lottery Headquarters, 3817 N. Sante Fe in Oklahoma City.
Because no one correctly matched all six numbers the jackpot has risen to an estimated $133 million for Wednesday's drawing. Net proceeds of all lottery games are used to support improvements and enhancements for Oklahoma education. More than $172 million has been contributed to education since November 2005.
For more information about the Oklahoma Lottery, please visit www.lottery.ok.gov.
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