Bopper's Big Break? Power to the People? $$$? Will He Still Get to Daytona?

Dave Fulton
@dave-fulton
9 years ago
9,137 posts

You know how they say everybody in a small town is either related or knows each other. With this afternoon's news that a winning Powerball ticket was sold in Shallotte, NC, I'm wondering if Bobby Williamson is making any plans to start his own racing series?

Winning Powerball ticket sold in Shallotte, NC

Posted: Feb 12, 2015 12:24 PM EST
By: WECT Staff

BRUNSWICK COUNTY, NC (WECT) - It's official! One of the three winning tickets in the Powerball jackpot was purchased at the Scotchman on Whiteville Road in Shallotte, NC.

SHALLOTTE | With luck in the air and a buzz of excitement, some customers hoped the Shallotte Scotchman stores good fortune would continue for them on Thursday, as news spread that the store had sold one of three winning Powerball tickets.

Shallotte resident Edgar Jaramillo said he heard about the winning ticket from his boss.

I had to come out and see if it was true, he said, while purchasing a Mega Millions ticket.

North Carolinas $188 million winning Powerball ticket was sold Wednesday night at the Scotchman at 359 Whiteville Road.

This is the fourth winning Powerball ticket sold in North Carolina and the largest prize in state history. It was the third largest Powerball prize in U.S. history, according to a statement released Thursday by GPM Investments LCC, owner of Scotchman.




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updated by @dave-fulton: 12/05/16 04:02:07PM
Devin
@devin
9 years ago
620 posts

Funny, I just mentioned the same thing to someone else!

There is a very happy person in Shallotte tonight, one of three winners. Glad it was N.C. if it couldn't be S.C. Congratulations to the winners.

bill mcpeek
@bill-mcpeek
9 years ago
820 posts

sure hope its my favorite cousin bobby....lol....

Bobby Williamson
@bobby-williamson
9 years ago
907 posts

The winning ticket DID put Shallotte on the map...I went to Daytona (for the Legend's Parade) and while checking in to the H-I Express, the attendant apologized for "misspelling my address" assuming it was "Charlotte, NC" I replied: "No, it's correct, it's where the lottery was won...." "OH, right!" he said.