When Sabrina Welch gets off work at the Chevron on 170th in Aloha, she likes to buy a few Scratch-its to take home with her. One of her favorite ways to pick which Scratch-its she buys is to use the age-old method of choosing… Eeny, meeny, miny, moe.

Huguenot was on his way home from work when he stopped off at the Plaid Pantry on Cedar Hills Boulevard in Beaverton to get something to drink and the $5 Wild 10s Scratch-its caught his eye.

Lorna Hewitt of Sisters didn’t expect a few hours in front of a sewing machine would produce nearly $127,000 in addition to the face masks she was making.

Charlene Ascher of Portland has a weekly routine. Each Sunday she purchases her Lottery tickets for the week at a local restaurant and then checks them as the drawings happen. With the recent business closures, Ascher had to purchase her weekly games at the convenience store down the street instead.

After and all-nighter helping his wife get used to night shift hours, Levi Robinette and his son decided they needed an energy drink and Scratch Its.

Lottery Director Barry Pack announces significant measures the agency is taking in response to the sharp revenue decline sparked by the COVID-19 response.