AUBURN, Wash. — The Fred Meyer that sold the winning ticket for the $754.6 million Powerball Jackpot on Feb. 6 donated $50,000 to the Auburn Food Bank on Feb. 9.

AUBURN, Wash. — The south King County Fred Meyer that sold the winning $754.6 million winning Powerball ticket donated the money it received to a nearby food bank on Thursday.

The Fred Meyer will receive $50,000 for selling the ticket and has announced they'll be donating that money to the Auburn Food Bank. COPYRIGHT 2023 BY KXLY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

The Auburn Fred Meyer store that sold Monday’s $754.6 million winning Powerball ticket donated its share of the jackpot to a local food bank. The store located at 801 Auburn Way N got $50,000 ...

The winning ticket was sold at a Fred Meyer, located at 801 Auburn Way North, in Auburn. Gloria Luzano has worked at that exact store for the past eight years.

Lottery officials said the single winning ticket was sold on Feb. 5 at the Fred Meyer located at 801 Auburn Way North. Monday night's winning numbers were 05, 11, 22, 23, 69 and the Powerball 07.

In February 2023, a Fred Meyer in Auburn sold a Powerball ticket worth $754.6 million, purchased by soon-to-be-retired Boeing employee Beckey Bell.

In addition, whatever store sells the winning ticket gets a $50,000 bonus from the Washington State Lottery. The Auburn Fred Meyer store decided not to keep that bonus, and instead gave away every ...

The woman called for help and the area near the gas station at 801 Auburn Way North was temporarily blocked off while a bomb squad responded. Auburn police called in the Federal Way bomb squad.

After pulling into a Fred Meyer gas station at 801 Auburn Way N., the woman found a fused device with tape around it attached to her gas cap. She took it off, put it on top of her car, then called ...

AUBURN -- A snarling pit bull kept customers at bay in a Fred Meyer store Saturday. Employees say the female dog wandered into the busy store at 801 Auburn Way North around 10:30 a.m.