Saturday morning near Berryhill Park, half of Searcy is outside — ballfields, dogs, somebody's mower running two streets over. Reynolds Lawn & Landscape is usually one of them, working a route through neighborhoods where the yards run right up to the sidewalk with nothing to hide behind. That is why the edge matters: a crisp line along the concrete makes an ordinary lawn look deliberate. Mowing, string trimming, edging and a full clearing of the hard surfaces, every visit. The smell of cut grass carrying down a warm block is its own kind of receipt.