Fair week in Olney, mid-July: heat standing over the pavement, cicadas going all afternoon, and every yard in town needing a cut whether anyone has time for it or not. Logan's Lawncare keeps the schedule anyway, mowing high through the hot stretch so the turf holds its moisture, then trimming and edging until the lines are clean again. Summer here rewards consistency more than anything else — a lawn cut every week stays green; a lawn cut when someone gets around to it goes ragged and stays that way. The end of a route on a July evening, with the smell of cut grass hanging in the still air, is a good place to be. The yards show it, block after block.