In Floresville, a major prize remains uncollected. The winning amount is substantial, totaling $200,000. This prize was awarded months ago, on March 9.
A specific store in Floresville is where the ticket was purchased. The deadline to claim the prize is approaching. m, with the official expiration the following day, September 5.
Further information can be found through CBS Austin.
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