St. George city manager resigned after pressure over drag show on public property. He is leaving with a six-figure settlement.

The City Council was upset by the decision to allow the HBO Max program “We’re Here” to use public space to film an episode.

(Chris Caldwell | The Spectrum & Daily News) Film crews from HBO shoot an episode of "We're Here" in St. George Friday, June 3, 2022. The St. George City Council tried to oust city manager Adam Lenhard for his decision to approve permits allowing a drag show on public property.

St. George city manager resigned after pressure over drag show on public property. He is leaving with a six-figure settlement.

The City Council was upset by the decision to allow the HBO Max program “We’re Here” to use public space to film an episode.

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