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United Way of Kershaw County Mobile Nutrition Center Director Kirk Mays (far right) speaks to three mayors and council members from across the country about how the center works. The mayors and council members -- joined (from left) by the United Way’s Kayla Teran and Pam Spivey -- were in Camden as part of the annual conference of the National League of Cities’ Small Cities Council. During his talk, Mays mentioned that many people simply come up and knock on the door asking for food. - photo by Martin L. Cahn/C-I

Small Cities - Kirk Mays — United Way of Kershaw County Mobile Nutrition Center Director Kirk Mays (far right) speaks to three mayors and council members from across the country about how the center works. The mayors and council members -- joined (from left) by the United Way’s Kayla Teran and Pam Spivey -- were in Camden as part of the annual conference of the National League of Cities’ Small Cities Council. During his talk, Mays mentioned that many people simply come up and knock on the door asking for food. - photo by Martin L. Cahn/C-I

More than 30 mayors and council members from across the country -- some from as far away as Wyoming and Texas -- visited Camden on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday to participate in the National League of Cities' Small Cities Council annual conference.

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