Discover Mills changes name

Discover Mills, the Lawrenceville mall that houses Medieval Times, a Bass Pro Shop and outlet stores for Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus, is changing its name.

The mall will be known as Sugarloaf Mills, following the end of a 10-year naming sponsorship with Discover Card. Signs will change in October.

The outlet mall, owned by Simon Property Group and located on Sugarloaf Parkway, has more than 180 stores, a movie theater and a Dave & Buster’s.

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