Kentucky Woman's Emotional Powerball Win Funds Local Church
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A Kentucky woman, Jacalyn Armstrong, plans to donate to her local church after winning $2 million from Powerball's Oct. 4 drawing. Armstrong purchased six Powerball tickets, one of which hit $1 million. She matched the five white ball numbers, winning the game's second prize. Armstrong and her husband plan to donate to their church, buy a larger home, and purchase a new car with the winnings.
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