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All Tennessee Lottery offices will be closed Monday, September 6, for Labor Day.
Lottery offices will reopen Tuesday, September 7.
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9/4/2010
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9/3/2010
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The Verdict Is In And It’s A Winner!
A change in number-choosing strategy proved profitable for colleagues from the Nashville law firm of Buffaloe & Associates who won a $10,000 Powerball prize from the August 21 drawing. The group of 14 has been playing the popular game for quite some time and just recently changed their style of play. “We were using quick pick,” said Martin Ohaver who purchased the ticket at Downtown Cleaners, “but this time we used our favorite numbers and it looks like it worked!” The enthusiastic group hasn’t decided yet if they will continue this new strategy but one thing is certain, they definitely plan to stay in the game. Congratulations to everyone! |
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NEW WEBSITE SPOTLIGHTS LOTTERY-FUNDED EDUCATION PROGRAMS
The Tennessee Education Lottery Corporation has launched a new website designed to spotlight the programs funded from the $1.77 billion raised since ticket sales began in January 2004. The website, www.seehowitaddsup.com, offers information about the variety of scholarships and grants available and a county-by-county breakdown of the number of students who benefit.
“The story of how Lottery proceeds help education efforts in Tennessee has expanded so much since inception, when it was just about HOPE Scholarships, pre-K and afterschool,” said Rebecca Hargrove, President and CEO. “Beyond the basic HOPE Scholarship, there are unique and innovative programs designed to help foster children, non-traditional students, military service men and women, and many more. The story is bigger now, and it’s an important story to tell.
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LOTTERY GENERATES RECORD RETURN FOR EDUCATION
Education in Tennessee received a boost today with the announcement of a record fiscal year for the Tennessee Education Lottery Corporation, which will result in a transfer to the state of $288.87 million. This will bring the total generated since ticket sales began on January 20, 2004 to more than $1.77 billion. Gross sales for the fiscal year, which ended June 30, also set a new record of $1.14 billion, bringing the total gross sales since inception to over $6.61 billion.
“We are thrilled with this year’s results,” said Rebecca Hargrove, President and CEO of the Tennessee Lottery. “Thanks to the hard work of so many and the support of players throughout the state, we continue to be a vital source of funding for education in Tennessee.”
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