Luck seems to have landed in New York City as the New York State Lottery officials announced the sale of four high-value Powerball tickets from the recent drawing. Among the winners, one ticket holder scored a windfall of $100,000, while the other three tickets are cashing in $50,000 each, as reported by PIX11.

The lucky $100,000 ticket was sold at AMEER FOOD GROCERY CORP, located at 1964 Grand Concourse in the Bronx, the remaining winning tickets were distributed across the city, with one at ASTORIA BLVD DELI GROCERY INC in Queens, another landed at BHAKTI 514 INC in Brooklyn, and the final $50,000 ticket emerged from SAI STOP DELI & GROCERY also in Queens, yet no one has stepped forward to claim these winnings, the anticipation hangs like humidity on a summer day as the city waits for the winners to reveal themselves.

The Powerball hysteria has been fuelled by the announcement that the jackpot for Saturday's drawing has surged to a colossal $260 million, as noted by The New 96.1. The recent windfall tickets matched four of the five numbers plus the Powerball, landing the third place prize, with one ticket's earnings doubled due to the Powerplay option.

Yesterday's winning numbers etched in the minds of hopefuls were 1-23-25-28-61 with the Powerball of 13, while the increasing jackpot beckons a frenzy of ticket buying for the next draw; history tells us that fortune's gaze could land on any eager dreamer in this state of millions, In a city where dreams are as ubiquitous as traffic jams, it seems a few more might just be within reach for the lucky ticket holders.