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Lottery's Nightly Drawings on WSAZ, myZ

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Posted: 1:45 PM Sep 17, 2008
Last Updated: 1:45 PM Sep 17, 2008
Reporter: Courtney Sisk
Email Address: courtney.sisk@wsaz.com

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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Starting Monday, October 6, the West Virginia Lottery's nightly drawings will be shown on both WSAZ and myZ.

Other stations across the state will also broadcast the winning numbers.

West Virginia Public Broadcasting will produce the nightly drawing.

Lottery officials say this will save the lottery a lot of money in operating costs.

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