A preserved stretch of old Route 66 still runs at the edge of Lexington, two lanes of memory that hold August heat long after the sun drops. De Vore Landscaping & Masonry mows the town's yards in that light — even cuts, straight passes, trimmer work along the light poles and the shed walls, edges taken down along the walk and the curb. Central-Illinois summers grow grass faster than anyone expects, and a schedule kept is a lawn kept. When October arrives the leaf cleanups start, beds and turf cleared out ahead of the weather. A yard that stands square and even is a small, good thing to hand back to somebody.