PITTSBURGH’S ACTION NEWS FOUR. NEW TONIGHT. A MOTHER OF TWO IS NOW $1 MILLION RICHER. BETH DUDLEY, CELEBRATING A WINNING SCRATCH-OFF IN SALEM TOWNSHIP. SHE SAYS SHE JUST BOUGHT THE TICKET JUST BEFORE SHE BOUGHT THE TICKET. SHE HAD GOT A FLAT TIRE AFTER DROPPING HER TODDLER OFF AT DAYCARE. I STOPPED OVER HERE, GRABBED A DRINK AND A TICKET AND WON $1 MILLION. I HAD TO CONFIRM IT FOUR TIMES BEFORE I BELIEVED IT. I AM GOING TO INVEST AND I’M OBVIOUSLY GET A NEW CAR, BUT I’M GOING TO INVEST, SO A LOT OF IT I WON’T SEE. WE’RE JUST GOING TO GROW. GOOD FOR HER. HOW AWESOME. THE CRABTREE GA
Pennsylvania grocery store customer wins $1 million a year for life on lottery ticket
Winning lottery ticket sold at Martin’s in Franklin County
Updated: 5:05 PM EDT Jul 7, 2026
Another winning ticket for a lifetime prize of $1 million every year has been sold at a Pennsylvania grocery store.Lottery officials said a winning ticket in the $1,000,000 a Year for Life scratch-off game was sold at Martin’s on North Antrim Way in Greencastle, Franklin County.(Previous video above: Pennsylvania mom wins $1 million on lottery ticket after getting flat tire)The winner has not been identified. They can take annual payments of $1 million or opt for a one-time cash prize of $14.5 million.It’s the second winning ticket announced in just over a week, after someone bought a lucky ticket at Walmart in Elk County.The scratch-off game costs $50 to play. Lottery officials said Martin’s will get a bonus of $100,0o0 for selling the winning ticket.”Scratch-Offs are distributed at random, meaning the Pennsylvania Lottery and its retailers do not know where winning tickets will be sold. The Lottery learns where winning tickets are sold only after a prize has been claimed,” lottery officials said in their announcement.
GREENCASTLE, Pa. —
Another winning ticket for a lifetime prize of $1 million every year has been sold at a Pennsylvania grocery store.
Lottery officials said a winning ticket in the $1,000,000 a Year for Life scratch-off game was sold at Martin’s on North Antrim Way in Greencastle, Franklin County.
(Previous video above: Pennsylvania mom wins $1 million on lottery ticket after getting flat tire)
The winner has not been identified. They can take annual payments of $1 million or opt for a one-time cash prize of $14.5 million.
It’s the second winning ticket announced in just over a week, after someone bought a lucky ticket at Walmart in Elk County.
The scratch-off game costs $50 to play. Lottery officials said Martin’s will get a bonus of $100,0o0 for selling the winning ticket.
“Scratch-Offs are distributed at random, meaning the Pennsylvania Lottery and its retailers do not know where winning tickets will be sold. The Lottery learns where winning tickets are sold only after a prize has been claimed,” lottery officials said in their announcement.