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1989 – November 2026
The Hoosier Lottery has sold in this town since the state game began. Indiana's lottery, authorised by referendum in 1988, sold its first tickets in October 1989, and North Liberty's retailers have sold the state game since that era as part of the town's ordinary store trade (businesses leg); the first local sale record specific to this town was not found and stands as a named gap, its settler the Lottery's 1989 retailer records. The numbers game before the state sold it — the illegal policy play of the county's cities — returns no North Liberty case in the record reached: negative. The not-a-winner test: no disputed, unclaimed or expired-prize case naming a North Liberty ticket was found — negative. Bingo and raffles: the town's churches and the American Legion–class organisations of a farm town run charitable gaming under Indiana licence as a matter of course, but no specific licensed North Liberty game was pulled; the licence-by-licence record stands as a named gap, its settler the Indiana Gaming Commission's charitable-gaming licence search. Where the money goes prints at pointer size: the state's distribution to pensions and the Build Indiana fund is the Indiana build's article, not this town's.