[2] Opened in 1971, the mall features Dick's Sporting Goods, HomeGoods, Belk, and JCPenney as anchor stores, with more than 90 inline tenants.

This renovation included a new anchor store behind the mall in the space of the former theater; the initial tenant was Proffitt's.

Parks-Belk was acquired by Proffitt's in the late 1990s and was renovated to feature a Men's, Kid's, and Home Improvement department.

Several stores including American Eagle Outfitters and GameStop were relocated from the lower level as the space formerly tenanted by Kroger and Piccadilly Cafeterias was demolished to make way for Dick's Sporting Goods.

[6] After Dick's was finished, Goody's Family Clothing announced in late 2007 that they would not renew their lease, and they closed in January 2008.

Bath and Body Works took Victoria's Secret's original spot, the White Candle Barn combined with them in the new store.

It is located opposite Merle Norman, at the main upper level entrance of the Mall.

While the interior of the mall was receiving renovations, the roadway entrances also began to be moved and cleaned up to improve traffic flow.

The former Ruby Tuesday location was combined with vacant neighboring space to make room for a new Charming Charlie store that opened early 2011.