MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Six people were injured and nearly 80 homes were damaged in North Mississippi by powerful storms Wednesday night into Thursday morning. The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency released its official damage report for seven affected counties Friday. Marshall and Tate count ies suffered the most damage, though data was not available from Alcorn and Benton counties because the assessment is ongoing. 4 confirmed dead after severe storms in West TN This is the state's damage report, though numbers could change: Alcorn – Initial Damage Assessments ongoing Benton – Initial Damage Assessments ongoing Bolivar – 1 home, 1 business Desoto - 14 homes Marshall – 26 homes, 1 business, 1 injured Tate – 26 homes, 1 farm, 2 injured Tippah – 13 homes, 2 farms, 3 injured ► Drone footage from Marshall County. A shelter is open for survivors in Marshall County at Hudsonville C.M.E Church, 778 S. Slayden Road, in Lamar. The American Red Cross is feeding survivors at Slayden Baptist Church, 2535 Highway 72, Lamar. Recovery efforts underway after severe storms in Grand Junction, TN MEMA has filled requests for 4,000 bottles of water, 500 meals and 250 tarps. The state extension service is working with the County Cattleman’s Association in Desoto County to assist cattle producers in Tate County to relocate cattle due to downed and destroyed fencing. MEMA welcomed help from volunteers working with verified organizations, and said a donation drop-off was available at Slayden Baptist Church ...read more read less