Mark James Keough (born September 30, 1953) is a former American businessman and a former Christian pastor, radio host, educator, and politician from The Woodlands, Texas, who has been serving as the Montgomery County County Judge [a] since January 2019.

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4 days ago · Montgomery County commissioners appointed Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough to oversee the county’s library system after firing Library Director Rhea Young, pictured above.

3 days ago · Following the closed-door session, commissioners appointed Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough to oversee the library system as acting director. In a post on social media Thursday, ...

Prior to serving as your County Judge, Judge Keough served in the Texas House of Representatives representing House District 15 in the 84th and 85th sessions of the Texas Legislature. Judge Keough is now serving his second term as Montgomery County Judge beginning January 1, 2023.

3 days ago · Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough took matters into his own hands Friday after dozens of complaints about graffiti that insulted President Donald Trump on the River Plantation Drive bridge.

Nov 11, 2024 · Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough has filed a multimilli­on-dollar lawsuit against a former administra­tive assistant at The Woodlands Bible Church who has accused him of sexual harassment and who he says demanded he pay $6.5 million to “resolve the issue.”

Nov 8, 2024 · Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough has filed a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against a former administrative assistant at The Woodlands Bible Church who has accused him of sexual harassment and...

Incumbent County Judge Mark Keough is running for his second term, noted for his Contract with Montgomery County, and keeping the promises that he made. Keough is also beloved throughout the...

Jul 1, 2021 · First term Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough has announced he will seek re-election in 2022. Keough confirmed his decision Friday, noting he is excited to continue leading the county. The former legislator turned county judge left the Texas House of Representatives with a goal to help more people with immediate needs.