Josh and Chynna Eckman, the husband-and-wife creative team behind J&C Media, are redefining storytelling right here in Midland. Operating out of their studio in Ashman Plaza in Midtown, the Eckmans have brought their passions for videography, photography, and podcasting together to help individuals and businesses share their stories in powerful, authentic ways.

In her role at Little Forks Conservancy, Lily Kelsey sees herself as a bridge between scientific research and public understanding.

Meet Sandy Temple, the Residency Coordinator at Riverside Place in downtown Midland. With a background in marketing, sales, and hospitality—including running a bed and breakfast—Sandy has always had a passion for helping others.

Alina Warner’s journey into health coaching began with her concern for the next generation. “I read alarming statistics about kids having shorter predicted lifespans than their parents,” she shares.

Combining his background in sales and culinary arts, Patrick Whittaker has brought a fresh and exciting dining experience to Midland while staying committed to the community he and his family now call home.

Brandon’s path to Feeny Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Midland began after his service in the Army, where he was a sergeant and military police officer stationed with the 108th Airborne Air Assault unit. Reflecting on his transition, he shares, “I’ve always been a people person, and after the military, I knew I wanted to work in a role that allowed me to connect with others.”