Shannon Grigsby
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131 appearances
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 14 Jul
Shannon Grigsby’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I guess.
I'll put you right on.
I'm so excited.
On the bouncy bed.
The county seat is Shepherdsville.
The county is named for Alexander Scott Bullitt, Kentucky's first lieutenant governor.
His uncle, Thomas Bullitt, discovered Bullitt's Lick in 1773.
Bullitt's Lick is a salt lick a few miles west of Shepherdsville, historically a popular spot for animals like buffalo and deer to get salt and minerals.
Production began in 1779.
Really?
You know, deer, coyote, possums.
There's a little more to the story here.
Production began in 1779, and Bullitt's Lick Salt Works not only provided salt for Kentucky settlements, but it's recognized as Kentucky's first major industry.
It's still pretty important, yeah.
The process was extremely difficult and described as hell on earth.
Workers drilled wells, pumped salty water, and boiled it in large iron kettles over fires until salt crystals remained.
No, the process isn't great.
In the 1800s, Bullitt County became a vacation destination.
People traveled from across the region to visit Pariquet Springs.
Near Shepherdsville, Pariquet Springs was a resort built around mineral water.
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