I don't think you need that hash %normal_hrs as you have all the info in the returned SQL query. So, I think this version will be simpler without the hash initialization. Also, I made a minor change to the way the dates, (day_of_week and names), were created. 
# -- connect to Voyager db
my $dbh = DBI->connect( $voy_dsn,$voy_dbun,$voy_dbpass, { AutoCommit =
+> 0, RaiseError => 0, PrintError => 1 } ) || die $DBI::errstr; 

# -- get normal hours of operations
# -- yes, believe it or not there is only one row (there must be a rea
+son for this setup but I can't think of one)
my $sql = qq(SELECT sunday_open,sunday_openhour,sunday_closehour,
monday_open,monday_openhour,monday_closehour,
tuesday_open,tuesday_openhour,tuesday_closehour,
wednesday_open,wednesday_openhour,wednesday_closehour,
thursday_open,thursday_openhour,thursday_closehour,
friday_open,friday_openhour,friday_closehour,
saturday_open,saturday_openhour,saturday_closehour
FROM calendar
WHERE calendar_desc = '$voy_cal2use');

my $sth = $dbh->prepare( $sql );
$sth->execute;


my @row = $sth->fetchrow->array;

my $today = today;
my @day = map $today + $_, 0 .. 6;

my @data;
for my $i (0 .. 6) {
    push @data, {dow => $day[$i]->day_of_week,
                name => $day[$i]->strftime("%A")};    
}

my $date = shift @data;

# you have $date->{name} here too
my $i = 3 * $date->{dow};
my @today_info = @row[$i .. $i+2];
# write today's info to html

# drop down list
for my $date (@data) {
    # You have access here to $date->{dow} and $date->{name}
    my $i = 3 * $date->{dow};
    my @info = @row[$i .. $i+2];
    # write this day's info to drop down list
}

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In reply to Re^2: Sorting Days of Week Using today () to today () + 6 by Cristoforo
in thread Sorting Days of Week Using today () to today () + 6 by Hans Castorp

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