West Virginia Lottery Director John C. Musgrave announced today that a ticket for last Saturday’s Powerball® drawing worth $1 million was sold in Beckley and that the winner has not yet come forward to claim the prize.
The ticket, which matched five numbers and only missed the Powerball®, was purchased at a Little General Store on Robert C. Byrd Drive in Beckley.
The winning numbers for the Saturday, March 16, 2013 drawing were: 3-7-21-44-55 and the Powerball® number was 16.
No one matched all six numbers from the drawing, therefore Wednesday night’s Powerball® jackpot is now an estimated $260 million.
This is the third Powerball® ticket worth $1 million sold in West Virginia in the last two weeks. Mary Carr of Barboursville and the Gillispie Family from Julian claimed $1 million Powerball® prizes on March 8th.
The individual or individuals in possession of the latest $1 million ticket are encouraged to call the West Virginia Lottery at 304-558-0500 for instructions on claiming the prize.
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