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Rowan County Woman Wins $200,000 Lottery Prize
Plans to use winnings for son's college fund and charity donations
Feb. 4, 2026 at 11:39pm
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Brittany Brewer, a resident of Rockwell, North Carolina, won a $200,000 top prize from a $5 MONOPOLY scratch-off lottery ticket. Brewer said she plans to invest the winnings in her son's college fund and donate some to her church.
Why it matters
Lottery winnings can provide life-changing opportunities, especially for funding education. This story highlights how a local resident plans to use her unexpected windfall to secure her son's future and support her community.
The details
Brewer purchased the winning $5 MONOPOLY scratch-off ticket from the Little Buck Food Mart in Kannapolis, where she works. After the required state and federal tax withholdings, she took home $144,021. Brewer said she initially had trouble believing she had won, but was ecstatic once the reality set in.
- Brewer won the $200,000 top prize on February 5, 2026.
- The $5 MONOPOLY game debuted in November with five $200,000 top prizes, three of which remain unclaimed.
The players
Brittany Brewer
A resident of Rockwell, North Carolina who won a $200,000 top prize from a $5 MONOPOLY scratch-off lottery ticket.
Little Buck Food Mart
The Kannapolis, North Carolina convenience store where Brewer purchased the winning lottery ticket.
What they’re saying
“I'm going to invest this for my son's future college fund.”
— Brittany Brewer
“It still doesn't feel real.”
— Brittany Brewer
What’s next
Brewer plans to use the winnings to fund her son's college education and donate a portion to her church.
The takeaway
This story highlights how a local resident's unexpected lottery windfall can provide life-changing opportunities, especially when it comes to funding education and supporting the community.


