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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For first-time home buyers and for those looking to downsize and simplify, an alternative home and lifestyle is seeing a rapid growth. -
A Virginia state park is one of the few places in the world where you will find an unusual geological phenomenon. -
Colleges and universities are constantly replacing and upgrading the items and equipment. But what happens to all of the unwanted, obsolete, and surplus items? Virginia Tech’s solution has an interesting history. -
Whether you vote in person or absentee, early or on Election Day, you’ll be given a ballot on which you cast your vote. Here's a look at what’s involved in the creation, distribution, and recording of ballots and the voting machines used at your polling place. -
The National D-Day Memorial in Bedford continues to add to its year-round calendar of events. Their newest event series begins Thursday evening. -
Irma Thompson was a beloved African American educator and community leader from Buena Vista. A program designed to bring a more diverse makeup of educators to the Rockbridge-area school systems now bears her name. -
The current version of Virginia’s Indoor Clean Air Act became law in December 2009, changing habits and attitudes towards smoking for some Virginians; while businesses, their patrons, and law enforcement have also made adjustments in the 15 years since the law went into effect. -
Route 58 is Virginia’s longest road, running from the Atlantic Ocean to the far western tip of the state. More than 30 years ago, the state set out to upgrade the road. Now, construction crews are tackling one of the final – and definitely tallest – challenges. -
On Tuesday night, The Grandin Theatre in Roanoke will premiere four new films. But they’re not from Hollywood. They’re the projects of students in the Grandin Theatre Film Lab. -
This Saturday, Elmwood Park in downtown Roanoke will host the 33rd annual event.
