Words Worth Books sold

A popular Waterloo book store is changing hands.

The owners of Words Worth Books have announced they’re selling the store to two long time employees.

Chuck Erion and Tricia Siemens will step down as of tomorrow and new owners David Worsley and Mandy Brouse will take over. Erion tells 570 News he’s confident they will keep the store’s legacy alive.

Words Worth first got its start in Waterloo back in 1984 and Erion says the community has been very supportive over the years. He says, “We’ve had an important cultural roll in the community…an independent book store is important in any community, but especially one with the universities and the intellectual market that is here in Waterloo.”

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