Author: Wayne Heilman

“We didn’t want someone who would change the heart of this place,” Skorman said. “Joe and Sarah understand that Poor Richard’s is more than a business, it’s a community living room. They both plan on working full-time in the businesses and they each bring complimentary skills to this transition.”Skorman started a bookstore that would become Poor Richard’s Feed & Read in 1975 while he was a senior at Colorado College. At that time, he worked at a nearby now-defunct bookstore that paid him in books. He used those books, supplemented by dumpster diving at the end of the semester at…