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Mary Martin wins the West Side Nut Club's record Half Pot

The Daily Evansville teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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The has announced the Half Pot winner: Mary Martin. The club says she bought her winning ticket on the last day of the Fall Festival on W. Franklin St., and she said in a statement that she always enjoyed the festival.

Mary Martin takes $1,343,075 of the $2,686,150 pot

Sources: WNIN, 104.1 WIKY

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Mary Martin$1.3M50%
West Side Nut Club$1.3M50%
  • Early bird prize: $25,000, won by Holly Overton
  • Next Fall Festival: Oct. 4-9, 2027
  • began: 2019

The pot was a record, just over last year's, and Martin chose to come forward to claim her half. The yearly Half Pot has raised money for area organizations that the Nut Club awards, and WNIN says it has raised nearly $15 million since it began.

$14,902,440raised by the Half Pot over the past eight years

That's the 's own figure for the past eight years. WNIN puts the total since the start at nearly $15 million.

Sources: WNIN, 104.1 WIKY

Sources: WNIN, 104.1 WIKY, WFIE 14 News

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