King, Arkansas is a small dot on a country road, and the work here gets measured in yards you can name rather than addresses you have to look up. JRMLawnCare keeps them: mowing on a steady rotation, line trimming around posts, propane tanks and flower beds, edging where the concrete asks for it, and the porch steps cleared before leaving. In June the dew stays late and the first cut of the day is always the wettest one. By late fall the mower gives way to the rake and the blower, and the yards go tidy and quiet for winter. Leaving a place neater than the road you came in on is reason enough to keep at it.