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November 2026 · each hall's own record, at boundary size as the checklist directs
Every hall in this article belongs to another city, and prints so: Lakeville's roll inside each is the whole of Lakeville's claim, and the halls themselves are their own cities' legs to tell. New Castle — the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame. The hall and museum are seated in New Castle, Henry County, and New Castle's build owns the institution whole: its building, its classes, its banquets (the 63rd Men's Awards Banquet of 19 March 2025 among them). Lakeville's roll inside it is exactly the two names of the preceding article — one inductee (McCollough, 2025) and one Silver Medal (Lightfoot, 2023) — printed there from the hall's own announcements; nothing else of Lakeville stands in its record reached. Richmond — the Indiana Football Hall of Fame. Seated at Richmond and owned there; Lakeville's roll in it, as banked and re-stated: no LaVille inductee into the Football Hall itself was found, and Erik Bedock (class of 2024) was a 2024 Indiana Football Hall of Fame Scholarship recipient, not an inductee — the distinction prints every time the name is used (this history lk-civ-halls). Terre Haute — the Indiana Track and Field / cross-country hall record. Owned by Terre Haute's build; no Lakeville or LaVille name stands in its record reached in this section, a searched negative. Jasper — the Indiana Baseball Hall of Fame. Seated at Jasper and owned there; the banked baseball negative (lk-civ-halls) stands re-stated from the hall's side: no Lakeville name found, a searched negative with the hall's roster as its settler. One boundary article per neighbouring hall city is the checklist's demand; these four are the set the pattern names, and each closes at the same line: the hall is its city's, the roll is printed, the course is not re-dug.