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N.C. woman wins second major Cash 5 lottery prize in under a year

By Ben Hooper,

28 days ago

Sept. 11 (UPI) -- A North Carolina woman won $346,088 from a Cash 5 lottery drawing, her second major jackpot after previously winning $100,000 less than a year ago.

https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0LAhqY_0vSldEvi00 — A North Carolina woman won a $346,088 jackpot from a Cash 5 drawing less than a year after winning $100,000 in the same game. File Photo by John Angelillo/UPI

Newport resident Cathy Noe told North Carolina Education Lottery officials she stopped at the C Co Mini Mart on U.S. 70 in Newport and bought a $1 ticket for the Aug. 29 Cash 5 drawing.

She ended up matching all five balls, scoring the $346,088 jackpot.

Noe previously won $100,000 in the Cash 5 Bonus Cash promotion in November 2023.

She did not reveal whether she has any plans for her latest winnings.

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Kathy Guillemette

23d ago

Congratulations! I’m going to get my husband to stop there tomorrow and start buying the pick 5 tickets!! So happy for her! You’re a very lucky person 🍀

Stevie Sheets

28d ago

I really think they are claiming the wins to increase sales of tickets, lottery is a rip off

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