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Franklin County store sells winning $100K Pennsylvania Lottery ticket

A winning $100,000 Pennsylvania Lottery ticket was sold at a retail location in Franklin County, while national Powerball interest remains high.

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The story so far

A retail store in Franklin County, Pennsylvania, has sold a winning lottery ticket valued at $100,000. This follows recent state-level lottery activity occurring alongside national Powerball drawings.

Coverage from ABC27 confirms the Pennsylvania win, while reports from outlets including USA Today, Yahoo, and the Cincinnati Enquirer focus on the results and jackpot status for the June 29 Powerball drawing. Coverage also notes instances of smaller prize wins in states such as Arkansas.

Future reports may clarify if the $100,000 winner in Franklin County has come forward to claim the prize. Coverage does not yet specify the name of the selling store or the exact game associated with the win.

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The obvious questions

Where was the $100,000 winning ticket sold?

The ticket was sold at a store in Franklin County, Pennsylvania.

What is the status of the Powerball jackpot?

As of June 29, 2026, the Powerball jackpot was reported at $360 million.

Has the winner been identified?

Coverage does not specify the identity of the ticket holder.

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