The rest of the documented roll

The $50,000 tier, sold here and claimed: Daniel Miltenberger won $50,000 playing Powerball on a ticket sold at Mr. Fresh, 725 West Jefferson Boulevard, in Mishawaka, the Hoosier Lottery reported in its release of August 14, 2026, on the impact in Indiana of the $1.04 billion Powerball jackpot run that had just ended with a jackpot ticket sold in Illinois. Miltenberger matched four of five numbers and the Powerball. The release describes him as a regular customer of Mr. Fresh who plays CA$H 5 a few times a week and buys Powerball tickets when the jackpot nears $1 billion, and fixes his claim precisely: he claimed his prize at the Hoosier Lottery Prize Payment Office in Indianapolis on the Thursday following the drawing. Amount, game, store, claimant name and claim office are all in the Lottery's own record — the full form, at the $50,000 size.

The $50,000 tier, sold here, holder unnamed in the release: In the record Powerball run that ended with the delayed drawing of Monday, November 7, 2022 — the jackpot won in California — Indiana produced five wins of $50,000 or more, the Lottery announced on November 9, 2022, and one of the three $50,000 tickets it listed was purchased at DS Quick Stop, 4116 Lincolnway East, in Mishawaka. The winning numbers for November 7 were 10-33-41-47-56, Powerball 10. The release names the store and not the holder, and no winner story naming a claimant for that ticket appears in the sources reached. Lincolnway East therefore holds two of this roll's entries, four years and some miles apart — Peterson's O Discount Mart claim of 2021 and the DS Quick Stop sale of 2022 — a corridor fact the record supports and this article states at that size.

The boundary of the whole record: The source class for this roll is stated plainly: the Hoosier Lottery's own winner stories and news releases, and the press of record (the Tribune, for the Lowery prize). No aggregator winner list was used; a win that no primary carrier publishes is not in this roll. On that record: no Powerball jackpot, no Mega Millions jackpot, and no Hoosier Lotto jackpot sold in Mishawaka or won by a Mishawaka resident appears in any source reached — Indiana's Powerball jackpots, including the $143.4 million split jackpot of April 29, 2026, were sold in other cities (the 2026 Indiana ticket at Al's Supermarket in La Porte), and its Mega Millions jackpots were won in Munster (2011) and Cambridge City (2016), all as the South Bend leg's record states. Mishawaka's game, at the top, has been a television million on a Mishawaka ticket, a legitimate million inside a compromised game, a second-prize Mega Millions million sold on McKinley Avenue, and the $100,000 and $50,000 wins above. The roll ends here because verification ends here, and it says so: smaller prizes — the daily $500s, $5,000s and $10,000s that Mishawaka retailers necessarily pay across decades of play — are not published by store or by winner in any record the Lottery maintains publicly, and no honest roll can gather them.

Sources:

1. Hoosier Lottery news release (August 14, 2026), “Impact Of $1.04 Billion Powerball Jackpot Run In Indiana” — Daniel Miltenberger, $50,000, Mr. Fresh, 725 W. Jefferson Blvd., Mishawaka, claim at Indianapolis as stated.
2. Hoosier Lottery news release (November 9, 2022), “Multiple Powerball winning tickets for $50,000 and $100,000 were sold in Indiana for the Monday draw” — DS Quick Stop, 4116 Lincolnway East, Mishawaka, $50,000, drawing of November 7, 2022, numbers as stated.
3. Hoosier Lottery releases and the South Bend companion leg — Indiana's Powerball and Mega Millions jackpot sale cities as stated; no Mishawaka jackpot in the record reached.