Those are good photos with excellent leaf detail. It's not anything I grow at the moment. Does anybody recognize it?

I think it's Viburnum suspensum "Sandankwa". It's an evergreen bush that blooms in fall some small panicular whitish flowers.

Ragna, I might be wrong, but I think I saw one of these shrubs on the left side of your front yard. Am I wrong? Lol!

Omar

Dang it, Omar -- you are more observant than I am about my own plants! Well, actually the idea of it being a Viburnum did cross my mind, but the leaves looked more elongated than I remember being on my Viburnum suspensum, and I was too lazy to get a flashlight and look at them in the middle of the night when I posted. So I left the honor of ID'ing it to you and this is how you show your appreciation -- by showing me up ... LOL.

Anyway, as much as I hate to admit it I think you're right. It's V. suspensum or another viburnum that's very close to it. I guess seeing the flowers would help. Mine doesn't produce berries and the spring flowers are pretty small, but the shrub is always there, green and shiny in it's morning shade-hot afternoon sun spot and it never complains even though planted in my rocky alkaline soil. It's foliage is thick and it takes an annual shearing in stride. I keep it at about 5 ft. tall and it goes to about 7 ft wide. It's a great evergreen shrub.

After reading this I remembered it actually did have berries when I gave it a hard prune last March. I believe they were red. Not remembering flowers. Hoping it is a viburnum. Thanks for the info everyone.