Anchor Store History
- White Mart - occupied the center until 1986; occupied by Menards until 2001; now home to Hancock Fabrics and a medical mall.
- A.W. Lucas - purchased by Herberger's about a year after moving to the mall, who occupied the space until 1994; Jacob's Trading Company and World's Greatest Deals occupied it for a short period; Conlin's Furniture occupied space in 2005, after it had sat empty for some time.
- Sears - the only original anchor tenant.
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