In late June the light over Baldwin Lake hangs on until almost ten, and the last stripes of the day get mowed in that long gold hour. Anchor Boys works the Greenville yards that slope toward water and the flat ones behind the sidewalks in town, holding the grass at an even height week after week. Trimming tucks in around posts and mailboxes; edging draws a clean line where lawn meets drive. Cleanups open the season and close it, hauling off what winter and October each leave on the ground. The reward is simple and visible from the road: a yard that looks like someone came.