In the middle of McRae stands a small Statue of Liberty, torch raised over a square ringed by longleaf pine and slow Telfair County afternoons. Heritage Lawn and Landscape Services keeps the blocks around it mowed and trimmed, running lines that stay true from sidewalk to back fence. Summer arrives thick here, and after a night of rain the grass answers by morning, so the work becomes a rhythm of showing up and staying ahead of it. Edges are cut clean along drives and walks, shrubs shaped back off the porch rail, clippings blown from the concrete before the truck rolls out. What's left is a yard that looks settled — the kind of finish you notice from the road without quite knowing why.