Harrison's square keeps its courthouse and its storefronts in a tight ring, and the strips of grass around a business are seen by more people in a day than most back yards see in a year. B & H Specialties treats those as the front page they are: mowed on schedule, trimmed close to sign posts and parking blocks, edged along the curb so the concrete stays a clean gray. Houses on the streets running off the square get the same pass — cut, trimmed, cleared, nothing left to wash into the storm drain. Spring arrives in Boone County with redbud in the fencerows and grass growing faster than any plan made for it, so the schedule tightens rather than slips. A town that keeps its square keeps its lawns, and both take showing up.