Pamela Tucker

Christian, wife, musician, Michigander. My husband and I record music together as A&P Project 🎶

[Josh Howerton @howertonjosh]

"The man on the middle cross said I could come..."

This might be the best 3-minutes of preaching I've *EVER* seen. If you don't feel this in your soul, you need to check your pulse 😭🙌

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

@wallethub Keep an eye on Michigan! According to A&P Project, “It’s the best place to live…” 😄
https://t.co/zLRYikQfTu

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

Here’s your campaign song 😄 @JohnJamesMI @MikeRogersForMI @MI_Republicans
Michigan Song - SINGLE (music video) | A&P Project https://t.co/NfeT6lgdvZ via @YouTube

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

Four proposals on our ballot to raise our property taxes! Why is it people that DON’T own property can vote for property owners to have their taxes raised? Ridiculous. AND property taxes shouldn’t even exist... #PrimaryElectionMI

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

Life Ministries EXPO in Marina Park, downtown Indian River, MI on July 18, 10am-6pm
Come out and support local Life Ministries and enjoy some great music and treats!
Schedule of events link:
https://t.co/e08qcMiSfI

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

How about we put out Canada’s fires for them and send them the bill. They’re trying to ruin another Michigan summer @RepJackBergman

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

Hmm…

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

@DaveBondyTV @thepromisefm @upnorthlive
we’d love to have you come out and report on this Life event!

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

Life Ministries EXPO in Marina Park, downtown Indian River, MI on July 18, 10am-6pm
Come out and support local Life Ministries and enjoy some great music and treats!
Schedule of events link:
https://t.co/e08qcMiSfI

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

Life Ministries EXPO in Marina Park, downtown Indian River, MI on July 18, 10am-6pm
Come out and support local Life Ministries and enjoy some great music and treats!
Schedule of events link:
https://t.co/e08qcMiSfI

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

@InnBetween__ @thestation310 Congratulations 🎉
We love our local businesses in Indian River ❤️

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

@shoesonplease #puremichigan didn’t have any interest in our song 🎶
It would be a great tourism ad! Share it if you like it 😊
https://t.co/oyCFRH8fEx

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

@JoshAndRachael @MustangLounge You chose wisely! Michigan- It’s the best place to live
https://t.co/cOcQZUJH20

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

@No_MI_Take My friends Joe and Sherry Long worked very hard to make this happen! I’m so proud of them for all the effort they put into this fight.

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

@DaveBondyTV Please pray for all of us that serve in ministry at our local churches, and for God to use us to be a blessing to all that attend, that we may clearly present the atoning sacrifice of Jesus and His Resurrection for our salvation

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

GOOD FRIDAY 2026
at City On a Hill Community Church Indian River, MI
Scripture & Song: CREATION AND REDEMPTION
Join us for an evening of scripture and song as we remember the atoning work of Christ by way of the story of creation.
https://t.co/BH6ZEo7Bgc

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

Passiontide Album for Holy Week and the Resurrection
https://t.co/OdE99nrKXI
LIVE performance:
https://t.co/DRgWjooS9B
#HolyWeek #AandPproject

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

GOOD FRIDAY 2026
at City On a Hill Community Church Indian River, MI
Scripture & Song: CREATION AND REDEMPTION
Join us for an evening of scripture and song as we remember the atoning work of Christ by way of the story of creation.
https://t.co/BH6ZEo7Bgc

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

Why don’t they put their solar farms in places like this and the old Buick City in Flint instead of our beautiful farmland? @TomLeonard28

[Michigan Enjoyer @mich_enjoyer]

Are the Dirt Heaps at the Northland Mall Poisoned?
The Detroit Inspector General said toxic dirt came from Southfield, but local politicians haven't admitted there's a problem yet

By Charlie LeDuff @Charlieleduff

Southfield — I filed a complaint with the Southfield Police Department this week, requesting an investigation into potential crimes against humanity.

Are the citizens of Southfield—like the people of neighboring Detroit—the unwitting victims of a mass poisoning?

If there is a benign explanation, we’d love to hear it. But officials from the city of Southfield, the county of Oakland, the state of Michigan, and U.S. federal authorities have not provided one.

Thus, we found ourselves at the Southfield PD.

It is no secret that there is a sprawling criminal investigation into the origins of dirt used to fill holes in Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan’s decade-long demolition blitz.

The Detroit Office of the Inspector General alleges that at least one unscrupulous contractor, Brian McKinney (a man with close ties to Duggan and Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield), diverted contaminated soil into Detroit and used it to fill holes where houses once stood.

The IG has had some holes excavated. Tests reveal soil so toxic that it is unsafe for human contact.

So where did the sickening soil come from? The IG alleges that at least some of it came from the old Northland Mall site just across 8 Mile Road, in Southfield, a city that bills itself as “The Center of It All.”

The question here is obvious: If the people of Detroit have been poisoned, then what about the people of Southfield?

Their city leaders, fancying themselves high-end developers, purchased the 100 acres of buildings and parking lots that comprised the iconic, and abandoned, Northland Mall. While demolition was ongoing, Mayor Ken Siver encouraged contractors from around the region to bring him dirt. Mountains of it.

“Stockpiling clean dirt for free and storing it on site because we have the space,” Siver told Fox 2 back in 2017.

Free, clean dirt? Really? Remember, this was the same time Detroit was caught up in a federal grand jury investigation, suspected of using contaminated highway slag because no clean, affordable dirt could be found.

The soil from Southfield that was dumped into Detroit has tested positive for excessive levels of mercury, lead, chromium, and PAH—contamination consistent with roadways and industrial slag.

Southfield found itself buried in heavy losses in 2021 and sold the site to a private developer with the promise of up to $200 million in public incentives if he built “a city within a city.” Five years later, there are some half-built condos missing windows and wiring and walls.

The developer began excavating the mountain of contaminated dirt to the area's landfills. Eventually, the IG claims, the poisoned dirt made its way to Detroit.

But not all of it. Huge mounds of the stuff can be seen today all the way from 9 Mile Road. The tops of the slag heaps have been flattened over the years by whipping winds, giving them the look of the grand mesas of the Colorado Plateau.

Seagulls wade in lagoons of brackish water that flow into the sewers and streets. The vista gives one the sickening feeling of staring into a Super Fund site.

And Enjoyer has learned that the development company was fined last year for performing work without first removing asbestos.

“You know, it’s been here so long, I just sort of got used to it,” said a man working on his building directly across Greenfield Road. “Nobody’s told us a thing about it. We deserve that much. We all got children.”

The city that calls itself “The Center of It All” has indeed become the center of it all… all the wrong things. The center of a potential mass poisoning. The center of wasted tax dollars. The center of incompetent political leadership that prefers to bury its head than dig itself out of the problem. The center of a growing environmental scandal.

How bad is it? Who knows? The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind.

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

@coldorangina We skied at Nubs Nob today as well. A beautiful day to live in Northern Michigan

[Pamela Tucker @ptucker375]

Downtown Harbor Springs tonight #Michigan #deer