Westmoreland County man wins $1.06 million jackpot

CBS News Pittsburgh

MOUNT PLEASANT, Pa. (KDKA) -- A man who hit the jackpot with a ticket he bought in Westmoreland County was awarded a giant commemorative check on Thursday. 

Sixty-eight-year-old Don Goulding Sr. said he won the $1.06 million jackpot around the time of his birthday. 

"I bought the ticket after work, and discovered I won later that day after running some errands," Goulding said in a news release. "I opened my tablet and saw that I got all six numbers! I must have looked at the ticket eight times to see if I was hallucinating. I couldn't sleep that night."

Don Goulding Sr. of Westmoreland County was awarded a commemorative check after he won more than $1 million from the lottery. (Photo: Pennsylvania Lottery)

He bought the Match 6 Lotto ticket for the July 13 drawing at S&S Corner Market on Apollo Road in Mount Pleasant. The store also received a $10,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket. 

The game's biggest jackpot was a $7.3 million prize won by a single ticket sold in Cambria County in 2013. 

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