Gary Kovar

Assuming you have set the hours of your business with google places you can include them as a widget within your site. So, if you change your hours, change them with google and they will change on the widget as well.

Business-things

This adds a widget to your site that displays the hours of the business and whether it is currently open.

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Showcase Google Reviews on your website with ease via our 100% free Google Reviews WordPress plugin. Great for any business 
that uses WordPress, has reviews on Google and wants to display them on their website.
<a href="http://www.reviewwave.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Check Out Our Demo</a>
<h3>Plugin Features:</h3>
Google Business Reviews – Instantly Display business reviews on your web site. We start with 5 reviews, but over time we 
continue to check with Google for new reviews. You are given the option to display as many reviews as you have.
Simple Shortcode – Display reviews in your post and page content.
Widget – for easy configuration. Google Places Reviews widget auto completes your business look up. Display your business 
info via the widget or turn this off.
Review Concatenation – Some reviews returned by Google may be very long which could result in a very long widget. Configurable 
lengths and Collapsing and expanding long reviews with “Read more” links.
Fast Loading – Optimized widget caching included within the plugin ensure you save on load time and API calls
Review Schema is included.
Review styling is controlled by your theme.
Actively Supported and Developed. Get fast and responsive support from our USA based team.
<h3>You May Also Like:</h3>
Why limit your reviews to just Google Places Reviews? Check out our other free business reviews plugins to add to your site 
as well:
<a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/review-wave-yelp-reviews" rel="ugc">Review Wave – Yelp Reviews</a>
<h3>Reviews Page</h3>
On this page you can view the reviews retrieved by the plugin. Please note that the Google Places API only allows for 5 reviews 
to be retrieved at a time. We will continue to check via the API every day or so and using a data base store the reviews for you 
so over time you can have more than 5 reviews. You can “promote” certain reviews by making these the reviews you show if you 
have more than the number of reviews to be displayed.
<h3>WordPress Widget and Shortcode</h3>
Display Google Places reviews on your WordPress site using our widget or shortcode. The following settings are supported:
<ul>
<li>Widget Title: Add Widget Title (Optional)</li>
<li>Place Lookup: Start typing your Business Name and select it when it auto completes.</li>
<li>Lookup Type: Having trouble finding the correct business? Try narrowing down the results by having the Place Lookup search only by business name – “Establishments”, by address – “Addresses”, or by area – “Regions”.</li>
<li>Place Name: Once the correct business is selected from “Places Lookup” this will auto fill.</li>
<li>Place ID: Once the correct business is selected from “Places Lookup” this will auto fill.</li>
<li>Show Reviews Only: By default the plugin will display your business data. If checked the widget will not show your business data.</li>
<li>Maximum Excerpt Length: Chose the length of excerpts that will look best for your site.</li>
<li>Show # Reviews: Pick the number of reviews to show.</li>
<li>Total # of Reviews: Enter the number of reviews that you have on your google places page. The Google API does not allow us to get this info for you, so you have to manually add it for your review schema output.</li>
<li>Minimum Review Rating: If you only want to show 4 star or 5 Star reviews you can select the appropriate setting.</li>
</ul>
When using a shortcode, use the Place Lookup field on the Settings page to look up the Place ID for your business.

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