The Muskegon River runs the whole length of Big Rapids, and on a summer morning the fog sits on it until the sun climbs over the bank. Divine Line Lawn Care works the township yards spread out around that river — mowing, trimming, edging, holding a straight line where grass meets driveway. The name is the promise: a cut that reads clean and deliberate from the street. Mecosta County ground grows grass fast once June arrives, so the route keeps moving, week over week, yard after yard. When fall empties the maples along the old rail trail, those leaves get cleared away too.