Last week’s weather may have closed schools and businesses, however, the big news in Farmersville was the fact that a $1 million winning lottery ticket was claimed.
The winning Million Dollar Loteria ticket was sold at the Farmersville Quick Check Convenience Store, located at 815 McKinney Street, to a resident from the city of Blue Ridge, who has chosen to remain anonymous.
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