Lottery ticket sold at local Walmart hits top prize
RAVENNA, Ohio (WJW) – An Ohio Lottery scratch-off ticket sold at a local Walmart hit the game's top prize and won $300,000.
According to a lottery press release, an Atwater woman won the cash after purchasing a $10 Feeling Lucky ticket at the Walmart Supercenter in Ravenna.
'I sat there in disbelief': Akron woman wins $150K from lottery ticket
After state and federal taxes, totaling 28 percent, she will receive $216,000.
Teen dies after falling over 50-foot waterfall
As of June 13, there are eight top prizes remaining in the game. CLICK HERE to learn more about the game and the odds of winning.
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