On a June noon the brick around the Pocahontas square holds the heat, the awnings throw hard shadows across the walk, and out past town the Black River keeps moving at its own unhurried pace. Five-O Lawn Service runs the yards of Randolph on that same steady clock: mowed on time, trimmed close, the clippings cleared off drives and sidewalks before the truck moves on. Northeast Arkansas grass answers fast to a wet week, so the schedule is the real skill and the mowing is just the part that shows. A lawn cut evenly, with its edges held, makes a whole street look better. That is a fair thing to hand a neighborhood every week.