closure of the Sears call center scheduled for the end of February rendered continued operation of the mall "unsustainable". After the closing, a community center would continue to operate in the former JCPenney space, as would the Dillard's Clearance Center, since the last remaining anchor still owned its space outright. The outer parcels, such as Target and Barnes & Noble, would also continue operation. Major stores Dillard's Clearance Center - Outparcels Target, opened in 1997 Former stores Barnes & Noble - (closed January 2020) Belk - (closed April 2014) Relocated to Palladium shopping center Circuit City - (closed November 2008) - Now High Point University Department of Physicians Assistant Studies Golden Corral - (closed April 2012) building later demolished Goody's / Steve & Barry's University Sportswear - (Goody's closed August 2005| Steve & Barry's closed December 2008) - later Sears Operations Center (Call Center) departed early 2017. JCPenney - (closed July 2011) Sears - (closed April 2012) Pier 1 Imports - (closed June 2015) Regal Cinemas - (closed October 2012) See also List of shopping malls in the United States References External links Oak Hollow Mall website Shopping malls in North Carolina Buildings and structures in High Point, North Carolina Shopping malls established in 1995 CBL Properties Buildings and structures in Guilford County, North Carolina Tourist attractions in Guilford County, North Carolina Defunct shopping malls in the United States