More than $1.7 billion dollars will be up for grabs...but what happens if there isn’t a winner?
OCEAN SPRINGS, Miss. - The lucky numbers for the second largest Powerball jackpot in history are selected Wednesday night.
Chelsea Campbell punched in her ticket at Bao Wow in Ocean Springs ahead of Wednesday night’s drawing. The cash prize, about $756 million, is more than enough to make dreams come true. “In years past, we would receive between $200 and $300,” said Boney. “Now, we’re getting, you know, close to $700. So it’s a huge difference.”“When I first started teaching years ago, you know, most of your materials were purchased yourself,” said Young.
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