Small-town store in Pennsylvania sells big-time $1.05M winning ticket

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September 26, 2025

Greene County store sells $1.05M winning Match 6 ticket in Pennsylvania Lottery draw

CLARKSVILLE, PA – A Pennsylvania Lottery player is holding a ticket worth $1,050,000 after hitting the Match 6 jackpot in Thursday’s drawing, with the lucky ticket sold at a small-town convenience store in Greene County.

The ticket matched all six winning numbers — 11, 12, 13, 22, 30, and 35 — in the September 25 drawing, securing the full jackpot prize, which will be subject to standard tax withholdings. The winning ticket was purchased at Muhly’s Little Store (Holy Geeta LLC), located at 137 Center Street in Clarksville Borough. The store will receive a $10,000 bonus for selling the jackpot winner.

As of Friday, the identity of the winner has not been confirmed, as all claims must go through a validation process. Pennsylvania Lottery officials advise all players to sign the back of their tickets immediately and ensure they are securely stored until claimed.

Match 6 players have one year from the date of the drawing to claim any winnings. For those who purchased tickets online, winnings are automatically credited to their Lottery account once processed.

In addition to the jackpot hit, more than 43,900 other Match 6 tickets won prizes in Thursday’s draw at various prize tiers. Players are urged to check all tickets carefully, as even non-jackpot prizes can still be substantial.

The Match 6 Lotto is one of the Pennsylvania Lottery’s popular draw games, giving players the chance to win by matching six numbers from a field of 49. Tickets can be purchased in-store or online through the Lottery’s official platform.

Key Points

  • A $1.05 million Match 6 ticket was sold Thursday at Muhly’s Little Store in Clarksville, Greene County
  • The winning numbers were 11, 12, 13, 22, 30, and 35
  • The retailer earns a $10,000 bonus and the jackpot winner has one year to claim the prize
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