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10 things you might not know about U2's "Pride (In The Name Of Love)"

10 things you might not know about U2 s Pride (In The Name Of Love) Publish Date Getty Images It’s April 4th, the day that Martin Luther King, Jr. was tragically assassinated in 1968. Many rock fans remember the date because U2 mentions it in the lyrics to “Pride (In The Name of Love).” Here are 10 things you might not know about the tune off of 1984’s The Unforgettable Fire: 1. In the song, Bono sings “Early morning, April 4, shot rings out in the Memphis sky,” however Reverend King was actually shot in the evening. The singer has acknowledged the mistake and sometimes sings “early evening” when performing live.

10 Things You Might Not Know About U2's 'Pride (In The Name Of Love)'

GoLocalProv | 401Gives Exceeds $1.3 Million in Donations for RI Nonprofits by Noon: United Way LIVE

“To top the million-dollar mark in each of our first two years really is amazing, but also speaks to the generosity of Rhode Islanders and the appreciation that exists for the work of our nonprofit community,” said Nicolato. “We’re absolutely thrilled, and of course optimistic we’ll hit our goal before all is said and done. Thank you, Rhode Island!” About Giving Campaign Just before noon today, nearly 10,000 gifts made by just over 6,300 donors tallied $1.3 million and counting for 407 Rhode Island-based nonprofits. Many of the participating nonprofits secured matching funds to use during 401Gives to inspire increased donor generosity.

Muskogee Launches Program To Vaccinate Hundreds Every Week

Muskogee Launches Program To Vaccinate Hundreds Every Week The city of Muskogee is launching a program to vaccinate hundreds of people per week. City leaders said they are doing that by partnering with local pharmacies and health clinics, as well as setting up a weekly point of dispensing. At Ernie s Pharmacy in Muskogee, pharmacy owner, Niki Sykora, said it s a mad rush to vaccinate Oklahomans.  Ernie s pharmacy is actually very proud to be the first certified pharmacy in the state to get the vaccine. We are doing about 60 a day and we hope to do more, Sykora said.  Sykora said her pharmacy is one of dozens the city asked to distribute vaccine. To answer that call, she spent thousands of dollars to buy supplies and train staff.