It does now that I moved it.  It didn't in IE or Chrome before I moved the code to the footer.  I'll try it on a different page soon as I move the code to production.

Yes, but our patients will always be coming to our Urgent Care clinics within our time zone.  We have a very small market so client side is fine.  :)

Dave,

I have a solution for the actual issue you're trying to address that uses the Form & List module instead of JavaScript replacing content in an HTML module.

1. Add a Form & List Module
2. Define the following columns:
- Start (Time)
- End (Time)
- Message (Text)
3. In the List Settings, apply the following filter:
- [Start_UDT_Ticks]%[Ticks:TicksPerDay]<[Ticks:Now]%[Ticks:TicksPerDay] AND [End_UDT_Ticks]%[Ticks:TicksPerDay]>[Ticks:Now]%[Ticks:TicksPerDay]

If your server is NOT in the same time zone that you are, you might need to tweak the values you enter for the Start and End times.

If you try it with 3 records in 1 hour ranges first, you should be able to verify whether or not it's going to render correctly without requiring you to offset any data.