Craig Wright
All Things Considered HostCraig Wright hosts All Things Considered on Radio IQ.
A University of Michigan alum, Craig has called Roanoke home since 1992. His broadcasting experience includes both television and radio, with stops in West Palm Beach, Florida; Bluefield, West Virginia; and Cleveland, Ohio.
He lists puzzles & games, geocaching, hiking, baseball and movies as interests.
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New products and devices are sometimes used for unintended, illicit purposes. A Roanoke area woman wasn’t sure how to react to a disturbing alert she received on her phone about one such device.
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The 2024 Virginia Scholastic and College Chess Championships were held this past weekend at William Fleming High School in Roanoke.
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They’re playful. They’re adorable. They’re otters! And for All Things Considered host Craig Wright they’ve recently become something of a preoccupation.
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All Things Considered host Craig Wright offers an explanation behind the need for the extra day that comes around every four years (with exceptions) and introduces us to several people for whom this day is extra special.
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In southwest Roanoke, an effort is underway to restore and preserve a building of historic significance – whose namesake is familiar, but the history behind the name and the purpose of the building may not be. “All Things Considered” host Craig Wright paid a visit to learn more.
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Movie theater film series most often focus on a particular star, director, or genre. But this week, “All Things Considered” host Craig Wright was at Roanoke’s Grandin Theatre for the premiere of a new film series – with a most unusual twist!
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Dormant for over a decade, the centerpiece of the Science Museum of Western Virginia at Roanoke’s Center in the Square is on the verge of a rebirth. All Things Considered host Craig Wright has the story.
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While local governments are sometimes criticized for being non-responsive to citizens. Every once in a while, they can surprise - and – even delight those who come before them to ask for action.“All Things Considered” host Craig Wright has the story of how the announcement of Roanoke Valley Metro's expanded service made one woman very happy.
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Virginia’s Cold Case Database went online in June of 2022. Now, a year-and-a-half after its launch, “All Things Considered” host Craig Wright examines the growth of the site and whether it’s paying dividends.
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Over the summer, a club for rocket enthusiasts lost access to the Blacksburg launch site they’d been using for over a decade. The search to find a new site is proving to be a challenge.