Casey is a small town that decided to think big, and you can hear it downtown whenever the wind moves that enormous chime. The same spirit suits a yard: get it right, all the way out to the corners. Warm months are mowing, trimming and edging on the town's quiet streets and out along the old National Road, keeping the grass even while the corn climbs past the fenceline. Winter is the other half of it — plowing driveways, opening walks, spreading salt when a Clark County cold snap turns a wet morning to glass. A cleared drive in January and a cut lawn in July are the same promise, made twice a year.