I Hate to See That Evening Sun Go Down is a high profile independent feature film about Abner Meecham, a crusty old man who flees the nursing facility in which his son has convinced him to live and returns to his Tennessee farm to live out his days in peace. Upon returning home, Abner discovers his son has leased the farm to an old foe and his family, who plan to buy the farm in a few weeks. This sets up a ruthless grudge match between Abner and Lonzo Choat, the new tenant, each man rightly claiming the land as his own and each refusing to leave. Finding no help from his son and haunted by recurring visions of his dead wife, Abner resorts to his own methods of reclaiming his life.

Loudon, TN is experiencing a rebirth as this small town both embraces its past and moves on to its future.  One of the keys to this is the Courthouse Grant they recently received from the state.  Six of Tennessee's county seats with smaller populations were selected to be part of this new program with Loudon and Dayton the two in East Tennessee.  The program returns sales tax collected within the downtown square for eight consecutive years.  Loudon has received their first payment and borrowed against the others to immediately begin transforming the community. In the next few months, visitors and residents alike will be pleased at the differences they find in the area surrounding Loudon's beautiful courthouse and in nearby blocks...