Baltimore county entrepreneur scores $50k lottery win — Stock Photo - scratch off lottery ticket.

BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD – A routine grocery run for Easter dinner turned into a life-changing event for a local business owner, who secured a $50,000 top prize from a scratch-off lottery ticket. The Baltimore County resident, who owns a tow-truck company, routinely purchases lottery tickets during store visits and struck gold with her latest buy.

The winning $5 scratch-off was acquired at Giant #2304 in Nottingham. The revelation of her win came at home, where a match on her ticket confirmed the substantial prize. The Maryland Lottery app provided the digital verification needed to cement her good fortune.

Living in a small town north of Nottingham, the long-time business owner intends to allocate her winnings towards bill payments. For its part in this lucky transaction, Giant #2304 will be recognized with a $500 bonus from the Maryland Lottery for selling the winning ticket.

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