Randall Rush – Winner Extraordinaire

Randall Rush’s extraordinary lottery story started in a very ordinary manner. He had even less than the average person because he was so poor at one point when he was in his twenties, that he almost became homeless.

A lotto syndicate composed of eighteen cleaners at the St Matthew’s Academy in Saltcoats, Ayrshire have just landed a £1 million prize on the Euromillions Lottery’s Millionaire Maker draw.

When Linden resident Lacey Katona purchased a $5 million Cash Extravaganza ticket at the Krauszer’s store on South Wood Avenue, she had no idea she would be setting a state record. 

This week two couples from different sides of the Atlantic received huge amounts from the lottery:  a Melrose couple won $15 million form an instant ticket while a couple from Weston-super-Mare scooped almost £1.2 million on the National Lottery. 

A couple from Weston-super-Mare are feeling blessed after winning almost £1.2 million on the National Lottery.  Paul Newton describes the feeling as both extraordinary and amazing.

When a Calvert County woman dreamed she had won big in the lottery, she did something about it – she bought six instant tickets at the the Wawa #588-E at 30320 Three Notch Road in Charlotte Hall.

It took a double dose of luck for a farmer from Claremorris, Co. Mayo to win a €1 million lottery jackpot.

The married man had bought a €1.50 Quick Pick ticket for the National Lottery’s Daily Million game on Monday night, then stuck it in his unlocked car for a few days. 

Michael Milford of Melrose won the second $15 million prize in the Massachusetts Lottery’s $30 World Class Millions instant ticket game.

Milford and his fiancee Allison Gilgun received their prize as a one-time payment of $9,750,000 less taxes. 

After playing the lottery since it started in Tennessee way back in 2004, Benjamin Pendergrass was due for some return on investment.  Much to his surprise, one Powerball ticket matched 5 numbers drawn – so he thought he might have won $400,000.