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
Hurley: I Rise In Support Of Governor Murphy, Here’s Why …
Hurley: I Rise In Support Of Governor Murphy, Here’s Why ...
Atlantic City Mayor Small’s Salary is Going Big: $103,000 to $141,000
Atlantic Mayor Small Salary Is Going Big: $ 103,000 to $ 141,000
Atlantic City Boys & Girls Club Reimagines After School Learning
Atlantic City Boys & Girls Club Reimagines After School Learning with Apple, Inc. and Tim Cook taking notice.
Harry Hurley’s Consumer Tip: Now’s the Perfect Time to Call Perfect Basement
Perfect Basement is offering great off-season specials, so give them a call for water-proofing, mold remediation, structural repair and more.
Hurley: Dennis Levinson’s Gambit To Consolidate Local Courts
Hurley: Dennis Levinson’s Gambit To Consolidate Local Courts
Atlantic City Professional Firefighters Test Positive For COVID-19
We have learned and confirmed that the Atlantic City Professional Firefighters are experiencing another COVID-19 outbreak.
Atlantic City High Staffer COVID-19 Positive On Day 1 Back
They were back in the classroom for less than one day and Atlantic City High School has its first COVID-19 positive staff member.
Disrepair Of Atlantic City’s Texas Avenue School Restrooms
Our whistleblowers from Atlantic City’s Brighton Avenue and Texas Avenue Schools continue to express their concerns about the condition of the buildings that they have to work in.
Atlantic City Teachers Provide Info Regarding “Inadequate” Measures
It has been reported that more than 150 Atlantic City teachers have called-out sick today because of concerns regarding COVID-19. They feel the district has not done enough to make their return to the classroom with students safe.
Large Number of Atlantic City Schools Teachers Call-Out Today
Teachers called-out sick today because of concerns for their health. They say improvements have not been made in the two oldest schools in Atlantic City.