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The lump sum payout is about $327 million.

John Robinson and his wife Lisa had their Powerball ticket verified at the Tennessee lottery headquarters on Friday, officials confirmed.

One of the major highlights is the Open House tour of the King Birth Home that is conducted throughout the entire day.

The first victor showed up early Thursday to claim her $1 million prize – Linda Windey, who works in Walton, Ky. Tennessee officials did not immediately say which of the three Munford stores offering Powerball tickets produced the victor. Two other winning tickets were sold...

John Robinson told Today Show hosts that he was on his way home from work Wednesday night when his wife, Lisa, called to ask if he was going to buy lottery tickets.

NBC says they’ll receive roughly $327.8 million after taxes if they take the lump-sum payment.

A Tennessee couple did not have to worry about the sinking stock values on Wall Street Friday afternoon, because they showed the world one of three winning Powerball tickets. Winners can take the winnings in annual payments spread over decades or a smaller amount in a lump sum.

Trump will pay for the showing of “13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi” at 6 p.m. Friday at the Carmike Cobblestone 9 Theatre at 86th Street and Hickman Road, Goertz said.

When asked why, John replied, “That’s what we have done all of our lives”. Her husband added, “That’s what we’ve done all our lives”.

They say they are going to the Tennessee lottery to get their ticket verified later Friday.

A Tennessee couple claiming to have the winning lottery ticket to the .58 billion Powerball jackpot made an appearance on the TODAY show Friday morning.

The ticket has yet to be verified by Tennessee lottery officials, but news outlets have reported that one of the winning tickets was sold in Munford.

The couple bought the ticket at Naifeh’s Food Mart, a grocery store one block from their home, at 6:56 p.m. on Wednesday night.

The family flew to NY to reveal their good fortune on the TODAY Show Friday morning after their lawyer suggested they go public before getting the ticket verified.

“I really didn’t feel like stopping that night, but I was like, ‘Yeah, I’ll stop, ‘” John said.