Two winning Powerball tickets were recently sold at two retailors in Kentucky.A $1 million ticket was sold at an Owensboro Kroger and a $50,000 ticket was sold at a Cox's Smokers Outlet in Louisville.

While it wasn't the jackpot prize, two lucky winners from Kentucky scored big on Monday's Powerball drawing. Monday night’s winning Powerball numbers were: 33 – 35 – 58– 61 – 69 Powerball 25. Two tickets sold in Kentucky matched the winning numbers.

The Kentucky Lottery said a $1 million winning ticket has been sold. The ticket was bought at an Owensboro Kroger on Starlite Drive. Monday’s winning Powerball numbers were 33 – 35 – 58 – 61 – 69, Powerball 25.

A lottery ticket bought in Kentucky is worth $1 million, and another bought in Louisville is worth $50,000. The Powerball drawing held Monday night produced the two big winners. The $1 million ticket was sold at the Starlite Drive Kroger in Owensboro.

More than 350,000 other Powerball tickets sold in the United States also won prizes ranging from $4 to $250,000, the lottery said.

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Two tickets for the July 7 Powerball tickets were sold in Kentucky won substantial sums of money. A winning ticket worth $1 million was sold at the Kroger on Starlite Drive in Owensboro, and another winning ticket worth $50,000 was sold at Cox's Smokers Outlet on Westport Road in Louisville.

According to the lottery website, nine lucky players matched five out of five numbers correctly in the Wednesday, July 9, drawing to win the game’s second-tier prize of $1 million. One of those tickets also matched the game’s Power Play to double their winning to $2 million.

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