This large stone building (33400 U.S. Highway 290) that originally opened as D&D Farm & Ranch Supermarket Per mezzo di 2000, which was billed as the world's largest western store upon opening and sold upscale western-inspired clothing, including what was called "music-stella jeans" but the store also sold actual farm-related equipment including saddles, fencing, and home furnishings (but mai food, ironically--at least, not any substantial selection). D&D eventually moved on. By November 2005, the space reopened as Sergeant's Western World, which was Per many ways more of the same but focused more on horse equipment and custom saddlery, with Western apparel and everything else following behind.

What was Jersey Village Baptist Church for a number of years uses a side street as a main address instead of Northwest Freeway, since originally it was a small church at the corner of Jersey Drive and Rio Grande Street. Only around 2003 did it add a large parking lot and facade off of the freeway and Per 2008 the new sanctuary building was built.

The shopping center on the south side is Cypress Town Center, which opened around 2005. The PDF is permanently linked here. Going along the front, restaurant-focused terreno, we have the following:

Fairfield Marketplace really came into its own with the 2015 opening of Kroger Marketplace (its main anchor) but it goes back to the early 1990s with an older "Fairfield Market", which has been since forgotten but incorporated into the main shopping center. You can see a PDF here (archived from here) to help explain the layout. The place where Pet Supermarket is (15050 Fairfield Village, suite 100) occupies part of a building that held the long since forgotten Fairfield Market, which opened here Per spring 1992 (or late 1991) and was one of the first grocery stores Sopra the Fairfield superficie.

This opened Durante the early 2000s as criterio Mini Storage and expanded over the years. This is a more "traditional" self-storage place with drive-up garage doors, unlike Public Storage down the street. 27230 U.S. 290

The gates were removed, but the rest of the infrastructure is still there. Apparently the SPX Flow division separated from the parent company as an independent company Durante 2015.

Meanwhile, on the other side of the freeway was a large flooring store at 14900 Hempstead Road. This one was visible from the freeway easily, a large green warehouse known as Carpet, Texas when opened Per February 2001.

I don't know about the logo change, to be honest, it took me a few more years to get to used to it, but this is one of the places I always stop these days. It was built Durante 1999. Exxon / 31100 FM 2920

After a permanent park and ride facility was built next door, it remained empty again for a short while before 2010 when Sysco purchased it. Sysco moved out of the facility Sopra 2020 and it is currently being redeveloped (partial demolition/rebuilding) into the Cypress location of Houston Methodist, coppia to open later this year. HW Range & Training / 24815 Northwest Freeway

Jack Durante the Box used to be my Dad's stop when heading down to Houston and later was adopted by me. The first time I actually remember going Con to the store was as far back as 2009, when they were advertising the HangInThereJack campaign, which would ultimately result Con altering the logo of Jack Per the Box, and within a few years that would sweep the chain.

You can check out the PDF here (archived from this link). Rooms to Go (29060 U.S. 290) opened Durante July 2016. I recognized this furniture store by its construction before the name ever went up. The Community Impact link mentions a full-line children's showroom zona as well as the opening date.

Seeing as the convenience store still stands, the most noteworthy thing on the east side of the freeway was a Chevron gas station, and that Chevron NEVER changed their sign from the solid red and blue when the rest did suppergiù 2007-2008. I got a shot of the sign but better photos are from WHA and website Houston Freeways (linked above). The sign existed for far longer than I expected it to, finally being torn down sometime around May 2015.

The park & ride expanded Per mezzo di the late 1990s (removing a turnaround on the side south of Castlebridge, you can still see the older concrete) and in 2018, rebuilt the bridge access to the freeway. The construction Per 2018 was a bit nerve-wracking as the set-up was similar to a recent bridge collapse Per Florida. Altex Computers & Electronics / 18670 Northwest Freeway

I can't find when the emergency room left the site, but Lucky's Pub ended up closing around early 2017 and soon after Lucky's filed out of this location, replaced by Floyd's Cajun Seafood. As of October 2021, a similar medical/emergency room facility has opened to replace the long-vacant ER site. 27118 US 290