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Bingo returns to the Times
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March 13, 2024
Bingo returns to the Times

The Okmulgee Times is bringing Bingo back again this year! Readers will find an official Bingo card in Friday’s edition of the Okmulgee Times.

Patient (and lucky) players will ultimately get the chance to cash in on a $300 prize in the Bingo game.

When you see a Bingo number in the paper (beginning next Wednesday, March 20) that appears on your card, please mark it in a way that the printed number can be seen clearly. The first person to present a winning Bingo card at the Okmulgee Times office, located at 320 W. 6th Street in Okmulgee, will be a prize winner! The office is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Only one Bingo card per person will be available at no charge at the Okmulgee Times office while supplies last. Numbers will be posted in the office after they appear in the newspaper, but will not be released over the phone or on our website.

Prizes will be awarded for the following:

• First Straight Line wins $25

• First Diagonal wins $25

• First “O” wins $50

• First “T” wins $50

• First “4 Corners” wins $50

• First Blackout wins $300 The game will conclude once all cash prizes are awarded.

A big thanks to First Family Federal Credit Union for sponsoring the cash prizes again.

“We’re always looking for ways to involve our readers, and we wanted to give not only our subscribers but our single copy purchaser’s additional enjoyment over the next couple of months through the paper,” Katina Holland of the Times said. “We chose Bingo for this readership game because we know it’s popular and an easy game to play.”

Players must be at least 18 years of age to enter. Only original Okmulgee Times Bingo cards will be accepted for validation and to claim any prizes. See the back of Friday’s inserted Bingo card for complete details and rules.

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