Where’s the Luckiest Lottery Store In Michigan?

Megamillions and Powerball both have huge jackpots at the moment. Does the jackpot need to reach a particular amount before you decide to play? And should you play, is there a store that is the luckiest lottery store in Michigan? YEP.

We give you the Party World convenience store in Comstock Park, Michigan - home to to EIGHT jackpot winners totaling $62 million dollars over the past 17 years! What makes this store so lucky? Some people think it's the four leaf clover they found behind the store back in 2005 (as seen in the story below) - and if you're thinking about making the drive, Party World in Comstock Park is just north of Grand Rapids. 5568 Alpine Ave NW Unit 1, Comstock Park, MI 49321

So is there a place closer to get your lottery ticket(s)? Here's the list of $1 million winners who have bought their tickets recently.

Jan. 7, 2023 Lotto 47: $1.15 million, Kroger #721, Pinckney

Dec. 24, 2022 Lotto 47: $1.15 million, Rose City EZ Mart, Rose City

Dec. 22, 2022 Diamond 7s: $4 million, Derminer’s Parkside Market, Gaylord

Dec. 15, 2022 Diamond 7s: $4 million, Meijer Store #315 Cash Office, Bad Axe

Dec. 10, 2022 Lotto 47: $3.73 million, GEB Clarkston Inc, Clarkston

Nov. 07, 2022 Powerball: $1 million, Country Corner Supermarket, Stanwood

Nov. 05, 2022 Powerball: $1 million, K&G Deli, Detroit

Oct. 31, 2022 Powerball: $1 million, CVS/Pharmacy 06843, Traverse City

Oct. 29, 2022 Powerball: $1 million, Billy’s Liquor Depot II, Redford

Oct. 29, 2022 Powerball: $1 million, New Buffalo Shell #1725, New Buffalo

Oct. 26, 2022 Powerball: $1 million, Charaf Oil Inc, Dearborn

Sept. 29, 2022 Double Diamond: $1 million, Meijer #251 Gas Station, Stevensville

Sept. 28, 2022: Lotto 47: $5.42 million, online, Redford

Sept. 24, 2022: Powerball: $1 million, Otsego Party Store, Otsego

Sept. 01, 2022: Triple Million: $1 million, Gerths Beef & Deli, Temperance

Aug. 24, 2022: Powerball: $1 million, Meijer #196 Gas Station, Portage

Aug. 11, 2022: $40 Million Cash Payout: $1 million, Adrian Mobil, Adrian

So where does tonight's $1.55 Billion dollar jackpot rank?

Let's take a lovely tour of Oxford - our CSX Workforce CITY OF THE WEEK! (Okay...technically it's a village). We start off with Scott Taylor from Sick Pizza (and our third man during our road trip to Winslow, Arizona last year). Let's take a trip through downtown Oxford.  We begin with Oxford: Gravel Capital of The World... seriously.  Did you know this?

Alright, folks, let's dive into the fascinating history of Oxford, Michigan, the Gravel Capital of the World. Picture this: It's the 19th century, and Oxford is nestled in the beautiful northern part of Oakland County. It's got something that caught everyone's attention - gravel. Lots and lots of it.

You see, Oxford sits on top of abundant gravel deposits, and that didn't go unnoticed. In the late 1800s, gravel became a hot commodity. It was the stuff needed for roads, railways, and construction projects popping up all over Michigan.

Enterprising folks in Oxford realized they had a golden opportunity beneath their feet. They started digging, and soon enough, the gravel industry took off like a rocket. Oxford became a major supplier of gravel and aggregate materials, not just locally but regionally and beyond.

Imagine the hustle and bustle of gravel pits, trucks hauling gravel, and workers toiling away. The gravel industry became the heart and soul of Oxford's economy, earning it the nickname 'Gravel Capital of the World.'

Over the years, Oxford's gravel helped build countless roads, highways, and structures, shaping the growth and development of Michigan and beyond. And while it might not be as glamorous as Hollywood, Oxford's gravel legacy is a true testament to how local resources can make a global impact.

So, there you have it, the story of Oxford, Michigan, and its rock-solid connection to gravel.

One of our first stops was GravCap - a wonderful beer bar and their cool owner Dan...who also gave us some background on the bar's name (and Oxford)

Now let's keep going on our tour, shall we? Stopped by Sullivan's Bar for a little history lesson (and a pint).

Next stop - Zero's Arcade and check out this amazing retro pinball machine:

Oh we're not done...check out this toy store: