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The $100,000 Powerball win: the Lottery's own story

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Published by the Hoosier Lottery, 7 October 2025

The largest documented win by a North Liberty player is a $100,000 Powerball prize, and the Lottery tells it in its own words. In its winner story of 7 October 2025, the Hoosier Lottery reports a man from North Liberty who usually played only scratch-offs and bought Powerball tickets as the jackpot neared a billion dollars; the night after the drawing he checked his numbers and found one ticket had matched four of the five white balls and the Powerball — a $50,000 match doubled to $100,000 by the Power Play feature's 2X multiplier. The Lottery's story gives his circumstances, not his name: retired after a 49-year career at AM General — the Mishawaka-built truck works where half the county's industrial life was spent — and planning to pay a few bills and buy a new freezer. The entry prints at exactly that strength: the winner unnamed because the Lottery left him unnamed, the amount and mechanism as the Lottery itself published them. No larger North Liberty jackpot — no Hoosier Lotto, Powerball or scratch-off grand prize claimed from this town — was found in the Lottery's winner record as searched, and the roll ends where verification ends: this one win, at this size, is the documented whole of the town's jackpot history in the record reached.

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Source: The $100,000 Powerball win: the Lottery's own story, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/north-liberty/lottery-crypto/100-000-powerball-win-the-lottery-s-own-story/