Nearly 10 hours after announcing to the Jonesboro City Council her plans to retire, Mayor Donya Sartor has had a change of heart.

Councilmembers say they will push for a vote to accept her resignation, even though she now says she's not quitting.

Some council members thought her original resignation should stand, but the mayor said she’s finishing out her term.

The mayor of Jonesboro recently rescinded a plan to resign from her position. Mayor Donya Sartor announced her intention to step down on March 6, then reversed it soon after.

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Jonesboro Mayor Donya Sartor says she was pressured to resign but now insists her resignation was never official. She vows to stay in office and fight back legally.

Donya Sartor will remain on the job, provide details at morning news conference More than 150 people packed the city hall in Jonesboro Monday night. Most were there to support the mayor who at last ...