Did you buy the winning Powerball lottery ticket in Sandy Springs?

A Powerball lottery ticket has been sold in Sandy Springs, the Georgia Lottery announced Thursday.

The ticket worth $150,000 was sold from the Kroger at 4920 Roswell Road and was drawn Wednesday, the agency said.

From Feb. 20 | Lotto ticket worth $200K sold in Cobb, $50K ticket sold in Johns Creek

The ticket matched the first four winning numbers with the Powerball and multiplied their prize with Power Play, according to the announcement.

The winning numbers were 7-9-26-44-68, and the Powerball was 3.

The winner has 180 days from the draw date (July 10) to claim any prizes.

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