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Today’s edition · Thurs., Nov. 12

Surprise Circle K sold a $50,000 lottery ticket

Plus, Flower Child opens in Peoria on Nov. 17, and a Peoria nonprofit pairs rescue dogs with veterans.

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LotteryTop story

A $50,000 Powerball Double Play ticket was sold at a Surprise Circle K

A $100,000 ticket topped last week's Arizona lottery wins

Sources: azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic, Your Valley

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Value
Phoenix$100K
Surprise$50,000
Nogales$50,000
Bullhead City$50,000

If you bought a Powerball ticket on W. Bell Road last weekend, check it. azcentral reports a $50,000 winner was sold in Surprise. Arizona Lottery officials said Monday a $100,000 Big Bankroll ticket was also sold Nov. 6 in Phoenix. The reports differ on the Surprise sale date: azcentral says Saturday, Nov. 7, and Your Valley says Nov. 6.

  • Surprise: Circle K, 16247 W. Bell Road
  • Phoenix: A & S Market, 4829 N. 15th Ave.
  • Double Play numbers Nov. 7: 11, 17, 26, 37, 45, Powerball 7

Two scratchers also paid $50,000 around the state. A SLINGO Gems ticket sold at the Circle K at 236 N. Grand Ave. in Nogales, and a Rodeo Riches Crossword ticket sold at the Walmart at 2840 State Route 95 in Bullhead City.

Four Arizona stores sold prize tickets worth $50,000 or more

GameStorePrize
Big Bankroll Fast PlayA & S Market, Phoenix$100,000
Powerball Double PlayCircle K, Surprise$50,000
SLINGO Gems scratcherCircle K, Nogales$50,000
Rodeo Riches CrosswordWalmart, Bullhead City$50,000

Source: azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic

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Flower Child

Flower Child opens at The Trailhead in Peoria on Nov. 17. A Goodyear location follows on Dec. 8. Peoriatimes.com

Flower Child is adding two West Valley restaurants

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  3. Dec. 8Flower Child opens in Goodyear.

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Dogs and vets

Peoria-based nonprofit pairs rescue dogs with Valley veterans living with PTSD and traumatic brain injury. Founder and veterinarian John Burnham said he started after seeing how animals affected clients with PTSD. AZ Family

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Ret. Col. Richard "Dick" Toliver, 88, author of "Black Wings Over Arizona," spoke to more than 100 attendees at Fall Fling on Nov. 7 in Surprise. Your Valley

Veterans Day

Sunland Memorial Park and Mortuary hosted a Veterans Day celebration on Nov. 11. Phil Easley, commander of the Northwest Valley Veterans Association, was master of ceremonies. Your Valley

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Ever wanted to step inside a WWII hangar? A Night to Remember turns the historic hangar at Flite Goodyear, home of the W. Litchfield Heritage Center, into a large-scale, cocktail-style WWII immersive experience on Saturday, Nov. 14. There's a cash bar. The listing describes a glamorous 1940s night club environment.

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  5. AZ Familyazfamily.com
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  1. Wed., Nov. 11Shadow Ridge hears from veterans, and a VFW golf day is set for Dec. 5
  2. Tues., Nov. 10Peoria preps $5.79M helicopter buy; Veterans Day parade is Wednesday
  3. Mon., Nov. 9A Peoria horse festival and the Open Division playoffs lead your Monday
  4. Sun., Nov. 8Valley gas prices fall for a fourth straight week
  5. Sat., Nov. 7A big Peoria community has no immediate plans for golf courses
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Surprise Circle K sold a $50,000 lottery ticket

Plus, Flower Child opens in Peoria on Nov. 17, and a Peoria nonprofit pairs rescue dogs with veterans.

The TLDR

  1. A $50,000 Powerball Double Play ticket sold at a Surprise Circle K
  2. Flower Child opens at The Trailhead in Peoria on Nov. 17
  3. Peoria nonprofit pairs rescue dogs with veterans
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