Sunny Services keeps a name that runs exactly opposite its winter work, and there's something almost funny about watching this crew clear a foot of snow off a Haysville driveway while the sign on the truck still says what it says. The town's older core sits near the rail line that first brought it into being, a scattering of grain bins and quiet blocks that predate the newer subdivisions spreading south from Wichita, and the crew works both — the older streets downtown and the newer curved drives further out. Haysville's snow tends to arrive without much warning, a fast-moving system riding in behind a cold front that was mild just hours before, and the crew keeps its schedule loose enough to move the moment it starts. Kids cutting through the town's parks on a snow day usually find the walks already clear by the time they're out the door. It's a small, literal irony — a sunny name doing its steadiest work exactly when the sun sits weakest and lowest in the sky.