HARDY COUNTY, W.Va. — A $1 million lottery ticket was sold in rural Hardy County, according to the West Virginia Lottery.
The winning ticket was sold at Misty Valley Grocery in Mathias, which is located on State Rt. 259 along the Lost River.
According to a release, the winning ticket matched all five numbers but not the Power Ball.
The winning numbers from the Monday drawing were 7, 33, 50, 57, 66 and the Power Ball was 23.
West Virginia Acting Director David Bradley says this is an exciting time for the game.
“The excitement that this state is seeing from our draw-based games is incredible. Between the record-breaking jackpot run on Powerball earlier this year, the nearly billion-dollar jackpot from Mega Millions, and multiple million-dollar winners, it has been such a thrilling time for the lottery. We are so happy for our state and our winners, but we always want to remind everyone how important it is and to always play responsibly,” Bradley said in a statement.
$1 million tickets were sold in Hedgesville in September and Hurricane in March.