David Mcgrath+FollowMidlands man’s $1M Powerball win stuns ColumbiaA Midlands resident just became a millionaire overnight after snagging a $1 million Powerball prize at The Best Stop on Bush River Road in Columbia. He picked his own numbers, trusted his gut, and now his life has completely changed. The odds? An eye-popping 1 in 11 million! He’s keeping things quiet, but has already given back to his church, saying faith played a big role in his win. The store that sold the ticket even scored a $10,000 bonus. Would you keep a win like this private or go public? What would you do with the money? #News #Midlands #Powerball00Share
Kevin Reed+FollowColumbia’s $1M Powerball winner keeps it quietSomeone in Columbia just turned a $2 Powerball ticket into $1 million at the Best Stop on Bush River Road! The winner matched all five white balls and, instead of going public, chose to keep the news under wraps—only sharing the joy with his church through a generous donation. The odds? An unbelievable 1 in nearly 12 million. The store that sold the ticket even scored a $10,000 bonus. If you hit it big, would you keep it a secret or shout it from the rooftops? Let’s hear your take! #News #ColumbiaSC #Powerball00Share
Cody Kennedy+FollowMidlands man’s $1M Powerball win after prayerA Midlands resident’s life changed overnight when he hit a $1 million Powerball prize just three days after praying for a miracle. He bought the lucky ticket at Best Stop on Bush River Road in Columbia, matching all five white ball numbers. What’s even more inspiring? He’s chosen to keep his win private and has already donated part of his winnings to his local church. The store that sold the ticket also scored a $10,000 bonus. Stories like this make you wonder—what would you do if you suddenly won big? #News #Powerball #LotteryWin10Share
Kevin Reed+Follow$1 million Powerball win shakes up ColumbiaA Columbia local just turned a routine stop at Best Stop on Bush River Road into a $1 million Powerball win, and he credits a simple prayer for his good fortune. Imagine matching all five white ball numbers—against odds of 1 in nearly 12 million! For many in the Midlands, this win isn’t just about luck; it’s sparking conversations about faith, chance, and what we’d do if our numbers came up. Would you keep working, travel, or give back? Let’s hear your take—what would you do with a million-dollar windfall? #News #ColumbiaSC #Powerball00Share
Jonathan Clarke+Follow$1 million Powerball win in Columbia!A Midlands local just scored a $1 million Powerball prize at the Best Stop on Bush River Road in Columbia, and here’s the twist—he’s keeping it quiet and already giving back to his church. Imagine hitting those odds (1 in over 11 million!) and still choosing to stay low-key. Plus, the store that sold the ticket pocketed a $10,000 bonus. What would you do if you landed a windfall like this? Keep it secret, help out your community, or celebrate big? Let’s hear your take! #News #ColumbiaSC #Powerball00Share
David Mcgrath+FollowFort Worth’s $1M Powerball win at QuikTripSomeone in Fort Worth just turned a routine stop at QuikTrip into a $1,000,004 Powerball win! The lucky ticket matched all five white balls—just missing the red Powerball for the jackpot. It’s wild to think a life-changing prize like this can come from a single Quick Pick on an ordinary day. Makes you wonder: would you stay anonymous or go public if you won big? And what’s the first thing you’d do with a million-dollar windfall? Let’s hear your thoughts—could the next winner be someone you know? #News #FortWorth #Powerball00Share
Danielle White+FollowPowerball winner’s wild ride and real estate dramaEdwin Castro, who snagged the record $2 billion Powerball jackpot, has been spotted cruising through LA in a classic blue Volkswagen minibus—a rare public appearance after months of controversy. While some folks are wowed by his growing collection of vintage cars and luxury homes, others are raising eyebrows over his recent land buys in wildfire-ravaged Altadena. Castro says he’s rebuilding homes for families, not just flipping for profit, but the debate is heating up. Would you trust a lottery winner to help rebuild your neighborhood? #News #Powerball #EdwinCastro00Share
David Hoover+FollowPowerball winner’s wild ride through LAEdwin Castro, who scored the record $2.04 billion Powerball jackpot, has been spotted living his best life in LA—this time behind the wheel of a vintage VW minibus straight out of the ’70s. Since his big win, Castro’s become a bit of a local legend, collecting classic cars and snapping up real estate across the city. But what really stands out? He’s investing millions to rebuild fire-damaged lots in his hometown after the wildfires. Would you spend your winnings on nostalgia, luxury, or giving back to your community? #News #Powerball #LosAngeles00Share
Karen Huynh+FollowPowerball Jackpot Numbers Are In!Did you check your Powerball ticket yet? The winning numbers for January 24, 2026, just dropped and someone out there might be a millionaire! Double-check those numbers—imagine finding out you’ve been sitting on a jackpot all day. Would you keep it a secret or tell everyone right away? #News #Powerball #LotteryJackpot00Share
Ashlee Thomas+FollowColumbus co-workers hit Powerball jackpotA group of 25 Columbus-area co-workers just turned a $20 Powerball ticket into a $50,004 win! After taxes, each person takes home about $1,465—proof that pooling your money can actually pay off. The lucky ticket was bought at the GetGo on Fishinger Road in Upper Arlington. This isn’t the first time Ohio work friends have struck it rich together this month, either—a northeast Ohio group recently split a $1 million prize. Would you team up with your co-workers for a shot at the jackpot, or do you prefer to play solo? #News #Powerball #Columbus00Share
