'IT MEANS EVERYTHING TO US': A Clay County couple's tiny home was stolen from their property, while their locked shed, containing generators and tools, was also broken into. All that remains where their tiny home once sat are tire tracks. Tiny home owner Lester Hurst said the theft appeared to be carefully planned. "As it being a calculated event, 100%. It took some work. It took some skill. The driveway coming out is very narrow. You've got to be a good driver," he said. "And you've got to have a place to go with it, because it's very noticeable and you can't park by the road or in your driveway or something. You have to have a predetermined place to hide it." The couple built the home from scratch in 2018 and had been living on the property for just a year. Hurt's wife, Helena Peters, said they were still settling in. "We were in the middle of setting everything up. Yes, we still had the wheels on it," Peters said. For the couple, the loss goes far beyond the cost of replacing t...