Saturday morning in Metter starts quiet around the courthouse square, and the mowers can be heard from two streets over. Southern Cuts is one of them, working the neighborhoods while the day is still cool enough to enjoy. Every yard gets the same order of operations — cut, trim the edges the deck cannot reach, define the walk, clear the drive. In this part of Georgia the grass runs strong from March into November, so consistency matters more than any one visit. By afternoon the block reads even and unbroken, which is the whole point.