WINFIELD — Someone who buys their Powerball lottery tickets in Winfield is a millionaire.
The Hoosier Lottery announced Friday that a ticket sold for Wednesday's $632.6 million Powerball drawing matched all five white balls, but not the red Powerball, to win $1 million — the game's second-highest prize.
The lucky ticket was sold at Family Express, located at 8010 E. 109th Ave. in Winfield, according to the Hoosier Lottery.
The winning numbers for Wednesday's Powerball drawing were 6-14-25-33-46 and Powerball 17.
The lottery recommends the person holding the winning ticket sign and complete the information on the back of the ticket, keep the ticket in a secure place, and consider consulting a financial adviser.
To claim the prize, the winning ticket holder should schedule an appointment by calling 800-955-6886 prior to bringing the ticket to Hoosier Lottery headquarters, 1302 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis.
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Lottery rules require all draw game prizes be claimed within 180 days of the drawing. Otherwise, the prize is forfeited and the money remains in the lottery's prize fund to pay future jackpots won by Hoosier Lottery players.
The Winfield winner is the second Powerball millionaire made in Northwest Indiana over the past eight months.
Stilianos Kyriakakis, of Chicago, won a $1 million Powerball prize on May 15, 2021, with a ticket he purchased at State Line Tobacco and Vape, 5 Gostlin St., Hammond.
Gallery: A behind-the-scenes look at Hard Rock Live
Tour of the Hard Rock Live performance venue

Depending on the configuration, Hard Rock Live can accommodate around 1,900 to 2,200 people.
Hard Rock Live

Hard Rock Live at Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana in Gary will offer a full slate of concerts and events this year.
Tour of the Hard Rock Live performance venue

The Hard Rock Live has state-of-the art lighting and sound equipment.
Tour of the Hard Rock Live performance venue

Hard Rock Director of Entertainment Jeff Clayton gives details on the opening of the Hard Rock Live venue.
Tour of the Hard Rock Live performance venue

Lighting director Matthew DeYoung works on lighting at the Hard Rock Live.
Tour of the Hard Rock Live performance venue

Depending on the configuration, Hard Rock Live can accommodate around 1,900 people.
Tour of the Hard Rock Live performance venue

The green room at the Hard Rock Live performance venue.
Tour of the Hard Rock Live performance venue

Here is the dressing room at the Hard Rock Live performance venue.
Tour of the Hard Rock Live performance venue

Depending on the configuration, Hard Rock Live can accommodate up to 2,200 people.
Tour of the Hard Rock Live performance venue

A wide variety of concessions are available at the Hard Rock Live performance venue.
Tour of the Hard Rock Live performance venue

Audio engineer Mandell Brown operates the sound board at the Hard Rock Live.
Tour of the Hard Rock Live performance venue

Jeff Clayton is the Hard Rock Director of Entertainment.
Tour of the Hard Rock Live performance venue

Depending on the configuration, Hard Rock Live can accommodate around 2,000 people.
Tour of the Hard Rock Live performance venue

Hard Rock Director of Entertainment Jeff Clayton gives details on the opening of the Hard Rock Live venue.
Tour of the Hard Rock Live performance venue

The band Disturbed was the first act to perform at the Hard Rock Live.