The mall is managed by the Shane Morrison Companies based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Developed by Crown American, Inc., the mall initially contained anchors Sears, Hess's, Kmart, and J. C.

[1] After a planned 12-screen theater project was cancelled in 2008, the mall began to add non-traditional retailers such as a gym, a martial arts studio, a playground, and a church.

[9] The project included work on the entrances and much of the interior and exterior, and an expansion and renovation of Belk.

[9] A 12-screen theater complex at Bradley Square Mall opened in November 2012, according to an announcement issued by Carmike Cinemas.

With the opening of Bradley Square, those shopping centers began losing shoppers, and closed shortly thereafter.