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Author Archives: Sophie Young
Alma Mater: Kent State University
As Mirror Indy's service reporter, I share resources that make your daily life easier and more affordable. I love to explain how things work in our city and to make sure you can get access to helpful services.
I also write our daily newsletter, In the Mirror, which is a mix of news, community events, and arts and culture.
I joined Mirror Indy because I believe in the mission of community-based journalism wholeheartedly. When I’m not working, I love to take walks, read and try new recipes and restaurants.
I graduated from Kent State in 2023 with my journalism degree. Before coming to Indianapolis, I had internships at The New York Times through the Dow Jones News Fund and Dayton Daily News.
Free and affordable fitness classes all around Indy
Try yoga, dancing and strength training at parks, libraries and gyms.
How to vote by mail in Indiana’s 2026 general election
Can’t make it to the polls? There are 12 ways you can qualify for an absentee ballot.
The Cypher, a new dance festival, will take over the downtown canal
Watch a drum battle and fashion show and join the dance circle on Aug. 9
Learn how to lead in your neighborhood at a July 25 conference
At Neighbor Power Indy, join more than 200 neighborhood leaders and community organizations to learn about fundraising, pedestrian safety and data.
Donate those extra tote bags to a westside food pantry
Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center is collecting clean, gently-used grocery bags at two drop-off locations.
Have a rat or mosquito problem around your home?
Here’s how to get free help from the Marion County Public Health Department.
Donate your clean, reusable water bottles
Indianapolis Food Not Bombs is collecting the bottles at local businesses to give to people who are unhoused.
Shop for free suits for your job interview
In Pursuit Of gives free business clothes to men who are veterans, unhoused or have a low income.
At Mother Loves Garden, kids get paid to grow
Summer campers earned money while learning to plant and tend to their own food. An after-school program starts July 27.



