Late August in Centralia smells like cut grass and hot ballast, the grain elevators standing white above the old Illinois Central rails while the freights work their way through town. Foltz Lawn Care keeps its own rhythm against that one — mowing, trimming, edging and cleanup work done yard by yard across town. A lawn cut on time looks like an intention: the lines straight, the fence row trimmed back, the clippings blown off the drive before the truck pulls away. Prairie summers push hard here, so the job is staying ahead of the growth rather than chasing it. From the in-town neighborhoods to places out toward Sandoval and Odin, the routes run week after week.