Who's The New Millionaire Who Bought Winning Lottery Ticket In Concord?

Someone in Northern California -- maybe the East Bay or maybe you! -- is now a millionaire.

A ticket sold in Concord matched five out of the six numbers in last night’s Powerball drawing -- a ticket now worth $1,021,713, according to the California Lottery.

This lucky ticket was sold at Monument Wines and Spirits at 2250 East Monument Boulevard in Concord.

It matched the numbers 25-28-11-17 and 46, missing only the Powerball number 12.

The retailer -- Monument -- will also receive a bonus of $5,108.56 or one half of 1 percent of the winner’s prize, lottery officials said.

This retailer bonus comes from a separate fund and is not subtracted from winner’s prize.

Because of the size of this win, officials said the retailer has also earned a spot on the California Lottery’s list of Lucky Retailers.

The California Lottery urges last night’s winner to immediately sign the back of his/her ticket in ink, keep it in a safe place and visit any of the nine Lottery District Offices during business hours as soon as possible. The winner has 180 days from the date of the draw to claim this prize. Otherwise the money will be redirected to help California public schools.

--Photo courtesy of Monument Wine and Spirits on Yelp.

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