A winning Fantasy 5 ticket was sold in West Palm Beach, resulting in a significant prize. The ticket was purchased at the Publix located at CityPlace. The winning ticket matched all five numbers drawn on the evening of August 12, securing a prize of $119,225.69. Further information about the winning ticket is available from the source, including the exact details of the prize and the drawing.
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