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Small Town Store Wins With Oregon Lottery Bonus - 07/09/26

Salem, Ore. – A $3.2 million Oregon’s Game Megabucks ticket sold by a Prineville store earned the family-owned business a $32,000 bonus. 


R & R Grocery and Sporting Goods at 940 SE Combs Road in Prineville sold the winning ticket in the June 6, 2026 drawing. The prize winner is from Prineville and wanted to remain anonymous. Store owners Debi and Dennis Morton took over the store four years ago and say it’s the biggest win they’ve experienced. 


“I’ve been telling regulars, it’s our turn,” said Debi Morton. “So now, I’m telling everyone we’re going to concentrate on Scratch-its because we’re due for a big win there. I really believe that I manifested this.” 


R & R Grocery, known by locals for its homemade fried chicken, has been an Oregon Lottery retailer since 2005. The Mortons say they shared some of the bonus money with the store’s nine employees, made a charity donation, and the rest is being saved for future business expenses.


“Our goal is to make sure when people come to our store, they are happy when they leave,” she said. “If that’s with $3.2 million, then so be it.”


Oregon’s Game Megabucks has some of the most favorable big prize jackpot game odds in the world. In April, two tickets matched the winning numbers and the $11.1 million Megabucks jackpot was split. The jackpot resets to $1 million after someone wins.  


The Oregon Lottery recommends that you sign the back of your ticket to ensure you can claim any prize. In the event of winning a jackpot, players should consult with a trusted financial planner or similar professional to develop a plan for their winnings. Players have one year from the date of a drawing to claim their prize. 

 

Media can find photos from today's Prineville celebration here 


Since the Oregon Lottery began selling tickets on April 25, 1985, it has earned more than $17.8 billion for economic development, public schools, outdoor school, state parks, veteran services, and watershed enhancements. For more information on the Oregon Lottery visit www.oregonlottery.org. 

 

Small Town Store Wins With Oregon Lottery Bonus - 07/09/26

Salem, Ore. – A $3.2 million Oregon’s Game Megabucks ticket sold by a Prineville store earned the family-owned business a $32,000 bonus. 


R & R Grocery and Sporting Goods at 940 SE Combs Road in Prineville sold the winning ticket in the June 6, 2026 drawing. The prize winner is from Prineville and wanted to remain anonymous. Store owners Debi and Dennis Morton took over the store four years ago and say it’s the biggest win they’ve experienced. 


“I’ve been telling regulars, it’s our turn,” said Debi Morton. “So now, I’m telling everyone we’re going to concentrate on Scratch-its because we’re due for a big win there. I really believe that I manifested this.” 


R & R Grocery, known by locals for its homemade fried chicken, has been an Oregon Lottery retailer since 2005. The Mortons say they shared some of the bonus money with the store’s nine employees, made a charity donation, and the rest is being saved for future business expenses.


“Our goal is to make sure when people come to our store, they are happy when they leave,” she said. “If that’s with $3.2 million, then so be it.”


Oregon’s Game Megabucks has some of the most favorable big prize jackpot game odds in the world. In April, two tickets matched the winning numbers and the $11.1 million Megabucks jackpot was split. The jackpot resets to $1 million after someone wins.  


The Oregon Lottery recommends that you sign the back of your ticket to ensure you can claim any prize. In the event of winning a jackpot, players should consult with a trusted financial planner or similar professional to develop a plan for their winnings. Players have one year from the date of a drawing to claim their prize. 

 

Media can find photos from today's Prineville celebration here 


Since the Oregon Lottery began selling tickets on April 25, 1985, it has earned more than $17.8 billion for economic development, public schools, outdoor school, state parks, veteran services, and watershed enhancements. For more information on the Oregon Lottery visit www.oregonlottery.org. 

 

Oregon Lottery Invites Players To 'Discover' State Parks (Photo) - 06/11/26

Salem, Ore. – Oregon Lottery is highlighting the natural beauty of the state with a new “Discover Oregon State Parks” Scratch-it ticket. The ticket, which comes in three colors, stands out with clean, minimalist artwork that reflects the geographic diversity of Oregon’s state parks. 

 

Created by Oregon Lottery staff to appeal to anyone who loves getting outside, the $5 tickets feature icons of landmarks and fauna and a top prize of $40,000. The Scratch-its are available at Oregon Lottery retailers statewide.  

 

“Oregon’s state parks showcase the best of our state, from rugged coastline to deep forests and mountain peaks,” said Oregon Lottery Director Mike Wells. “We take pride in celebrating and supporting our parks.”

 

Lottery game play helps ensure that our state parks are continuously maintained and improved, with Oregon State Parks receiving more than $1 billion in Lottery funds since 1999. It’s the fifth year in a row Lottery has partnered with State Parks to offer a themed ticket. 

 

Since the Oregon Lottery began selling tickets on April 25, 1985, it has earned nearly $17.8 billion for economic development, public education, outdoor school, state parks, veteran services, and watershed enhancements. For more information on the Oregon Lottery, visit www.oregonlottery.org. 

Oregon Lottery Invites Players To 'Discover' State Parks (Photo) - 06/11/26

Salem, Ore. – Oregon Lottery is highlighting the natural beauty of the state with a new “Discover Oregon State Parks” Scratch-it ticket. The ticket, which comes in three colors, stands out with clean, minimalist artwork that reflects the geographic diversity of Oregon’s state parks. 

 

Created by Oregon Lottery staff to appeal to anyone who loves getting outside, the $5 tickets feature icons of landmarks and fauna and a top prize of $40,000. The Scratch-its are available at Oregon Lottery retailers statewide.  

 

“Oregon’s state parks showcase the best of our state, from rugged coastline to deep forests and mountain peaks,” said Oregon Lottery Director Mike Wells. “We take pride in celebrating and supporting our parks.”

 

Lottery game play helps ensure that our state parks are continuously maintained and improved, with Oregon State Parks receiving more than $1 billion in Lottery funds since 1999. It’s the fifth year in a row Lottery has partnered with State Parks to offer a themed ticket. 

 

Since the Oregon Lottery began selling tickets on April 25, 1985, it has earned nearly $17.8 billion for economic development, public education, outdoor school, state parks, veteran services, and watershed enhancements. For more information on the Oregon Lottery, visit www.oregonlottery.org.