Hi, I'm Harry Hurley and I was born in Atlantic City on June 19, 1960. At 19 years old, I became one of the youngest full-time newspaper staff writers in America, earning my staff byline at The Press of Atlantic City! I enjoyed a 10-year career as an Atlantic City Hotel Casino Executive, serving at the highest level of the casino industry. My broadcasting career began on July 1, 1991, on WFPG 1450 AM, where I introduced my evening talk show – which shortly thereafter became 'Hurley in the Morning'. My first guest ever was New Jersey Governor Jim Florio! I am married and live in Egg Harbor Township with my wife Margie. We have three adult children; Kristin, Lauren, Robert, and grandson named Noah Hurley Baker.
Harry Hurley
Harry Hurley: Setting The Record Straight Regarding Shore Medical Center
Harry Hurley: Setting The Record Straight Regarding Shore Medical Center
Geisinger and AtlantiCare Reach Agreement To End Relationship
Geisinger and AtlantiCare Reach Agreement To End Relationship
Atlantic County Lags Behind Regarding Coronavirus Testing Site
Atlantic County Lags Behind Regarding Coronavirus Testing Site
Believe It Or Not, The SJTA “April Fool’s Day” Hearing Is On
Believe It Or Not, The SJTA “April Fool’s Day” Hearing Is On
NO NEED TO PANIC: WHEN SHOPPING, HERE’S WHAT’S COMING NEXT
NO NEED TO PANIC: WHEN SHOPPING, HERE’S WHAT’S COMING NEXT
AN OPEN LETTER TO THOSE PLANNING TO RAISE TAXES, FEES, TOLLS
AN OPEN LETTER TO THOSE PLANNING TO RAISE TAXES, FEES, TOLLS
Easiest Way To Find Out The Size Of Your Stimulus Check
Easiest Way To Find Out The Size Of You Stimulus Check
Senator Chris Brown Wants Pause in SJTA Toll Hikes
Senator Chris Brown has formally requested that the upcoming public hearings regarding the consideration of SJTA proposed toll hikes be postponed.
Possible Changes in America Following the Coronavirus
Here are some of my thoughts/predictions about how things may permanently change in America because of the Coronavirus.
Unemployment Has Quadrupled the Previous All-time High
Tens of thousands of Atlantic City casino employees and thousands of other New Jersey employees in various industries have been furloughed.