Shelley empties out every September for Spud Day, when the whole town turns out for baked potatoes and the flatbed parade down Vine Street, but B Fair Lawn Service's winter work happens on quieter streets once the harvest trucks are gone and the fields have gone to stubble and frost. This is flat Snake River Plain country, wide open enough that wind can push a light snowfall sideways across a driveway faster than it actually accumulates, so timing the plow runs right matters as much as the equipment does. The crew works residential drives and walkways through the neighborhoods around the grain elevators, clearing the same properties they mow all summer once the season turns. Idaho Falls glows faintly on the horizon most clear nights, but Shelley keeps its own small-town rhythm regardless of what the bigger town next door is doing. B Fair Lawn Service clears driveways and walkways around Shelley through the winter months, the same properties it tends the rest of the year.