On the newer streets at Blue Grass's edge, where houses have gone up on ground that was still farmland within living memory, the view still runs clear and flat toward the next town over — enough of a vista that New View Land Services has an obvious reason for its name. The crew clears those newer driveways alongside the older ones nearer the town's original 1853 plat, working the route at midday once the morning commute toward Davenport has thinned out. Open ground at the edge of town gives the wind a longer run at whatever snow falls, so drifts build against the newer curbs and mailboxes in ways the older, more sheltered blocks downtown rarely see. The wider new driveways take longer to clear than the modest older lots, but the payoff is a clean run of pavement with nothing but flat farmland and open sky beyond it. It's a small town filling in at its edges while holding onto its original center, and the work follows wherever the newest driveway happens to be poured.