Johnston City grew up over coal, down in the corner of the state everybody here still calls Little Egypt, and the grid of streets north of Route 37 runs the way the old camps laid it out. Summers come humid and long and the grass keeps going well into October, so X-Treme Green Lawn Maintenance, LLC mows on a steady rotation, trims to the fence corners and foundations, edges the walks, then handles the cleanups once the leaves finally let go. Winter down here is less about depth than about ice — a wet, heavy fall overnight, or a glaze that shuts a sloped drive down before breakfast. That's when the plow runs, the walks get shoveled and the slick spots get salted. Handing somebody back their driveway before they've finished their coffee is a plain pleasure that doesn't wear off.