After a storm, Urbana turns blue for about twenty minutes at dusk — the sky, the snow banked along Boneyard Creek, the drifts against the fence lines, all one color at once. Myers and Sons Company works straight through that hour: plowing driveways and lots, opening walkways and entries, and laying salt where the day's melt will freeze back by eight o'clock. Snow in this county comes flat and fast and it packs, so timing counts for more than muscle. There is real pride in a drive cut clean to the concrete while the rest of the block is still white, and in a lot that opens on schedule the next morning. The truck goes home when the town can go about its business.