May 2014. Rural King began converting the former Kmart/Steve & Barry's space in April 2015. In August 2016, Extreme Air, the Tri-State's first indoor trampoline park, opened. Extreme Air left the Kyova Mall to move to the Huntington Mall in Barboursville on August 10, 2019. Elder-Beerman closed during the company's bankruptcy and vacated the mall by the end of July 2018. The mall was severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, forcing more closures inside as the power was shut off for some portions of the mall. The Kyova branch of the Boyd County Public Library closed during the pandemic, as a new branch near the mall replaced it in September 2021. 2021–present: Camp Landing Entertainment District On July 16, 2021, it was announced that Eggleston Associates had sold the mall to Jason Camp, Glockner Family, and Boyd County and that a major redevelopment plan would start immediately. The mall was renamed in the process to Camp Landing Entertainment District. Plans for the space include a convention center, hotel and restaurant, farmers market, residential area, sports complex, distillery, and various niche retail businesses. Malibu Jack's, an indoor amusement center company based in Lexington, announced a new 135,000 square foot location for the mall, which opened that holiday season in the space that was once occupied by Elder-Beerman. The KYOVA 10 Theatre, now named The Cinema at Camp Landing, reopened in August. The Rural King and Burger King currently located in the area will stay, while the Callihan's American Pub & Grill restaurant closed, replaced by Smokin' J's. Plans to sell the former Sears to Revolutionary Racing LLC, a horse racing company, were approved by the Boyd County government in October 2022. The redevelopment is on track to exceed initial expectations and provide over 1,000 jobs. References Further reading HuntingtonNews.net: Tri-State Getting Second State of the Art Stadium Theatre in Ashland. Defunct shopping malls in the United States Shopping malls in Kentucky Shopping malls established in 1989 Buildings and structures in Boyd County, Kentucky 1989 establishments in Kentucky Shopping malls disestablished in 2021